Wellington stories
Mark Reddy, who is the Head of Growth and Spend Management at Portt, joins us today to talk more about Portt and what trends Portt is seeing in the APAC region.
Security of tenure may explain why public housing residents report wellbeing levels similar to owner-occupiers, according to new research.
Seasoned IT services business leader Nathan Bentley has joined Green Light Worldwide to head growth in Wellington and beyond.
Tech community in Wellington prepares for the eagerly awaited launch event of Mission Ready, a leading tech organization in the city.
National home values have edged up 0.5% this quarter, but most cities are still below year-ago levels as demand stays patchy.
Lumify Work NZ GM, Andrew Smith, shares key insights on their IT training courses and recent re-brand in an interview with TechDay.
More than 225,000 votes were left without parliamentary representation in 2020, prompting calls to lower the party vote threshold.
Vacancies fell and rents rose in key centres as demand for quality office, retail and industrial space stayed firm across New Zealand.
A leading IT company in Wellington has acquired a renowned Blenheim-based firm, enhancing its services and reach across NZ.
The sector’s productivity push is set to gain momentum as a new hub offers construction firms tools and support to scale up.
Nearly 3,000 infrastructure jobs are expected in Wellington from 2025 to 2028, prompting a regional push to fill skills gaps.
Developers face 16 new minimum tests under a consultation that could reshape New Zealand green building certification from mid-2024.
A 30-year push to close the infrastructure backlog would absorb resources from schools and police, Dr Matthew Birchall warns.
Passenger rail could cut emissions and widen access, but chronic underinvestment and patchy national coordination still hold New Zealand back.
The new paths should help Wellington residents travel more easily while diverting waste concrete and asphalt from landfill.
Councils could gain new powers under a review urging the next Government to back localism and shared funding for infrastructure.
Regional housing markets are regaining confidence as eased lending rules and steadier rates lifted May sales in seven areas, REINZ said.
Rents, homelessness and housing shortages are in the crosshairs as the council seeks to lift supply, quality and affordability in the capital.
Passengers could see little benefit from the refurbished Capital Connection fleet, which is expected to be idle most of the time without new services.
Real-world subdivision design projects are giving civil engineering students hands-on experience tackling housing and water shortages across New Zealand.
