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Five conversation killers to avoid when meeting clients

You’ve finally secured a meeting with that top client you’ve been chasing for weeks. You research the company and prepare well. Small talk out of the way. It’s all going well. Oops, did you just say that? Next thing you know you’re staring at blank faces. If you’ve ever found yourself in an awkward meeting, […]

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Horizons 2050: ‘SAM’ and the robotic future of politics

New Zealand has launched the world’s first AI politician – meet SAM. It’s being heralded as the politician of the future. SAM talks to voters through Facebook’s messenger software, answering their questions about elections and other issues. Entrepreneur Nick Gerritsen created the software with the aim of creating a representative that listens to people and […]

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Debunked: Six myths about Architects

Every industry carries their own myths and misconceptions, architecture is no different. It’s one of the most creative career paths, but many people are misinformed about this line of work. We’re here to set the record straight about architects. Myth #1: Architects are the same as architectural designers Many companies offer “architectural design” services, but […]

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Addressing NZ’s gender pay gap

The road to achieving workplace equality between men and women in New Zealand, it seems, still has a long way to go. According to researchers at the Motu Institute, women who bring the same value to private firms in New Zealand as their male counterparts are paid 16% less on average. Globally, the pay gap […]

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New Zealand’s Weird and Wonderful Laws

Every country in the world has its own collection of strange laws. New Zealand is no exception. Our country has a lot of weird laws you’d be surprised are still in effect in 2018. Some are new, some are old, but they do make you wonder how they were ever legislated in the first place. […]

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Job Advice: 5 Tips to Succeed as a First-Time Manager

Your first management job is a big step forward in your career. Being put in a position to manage others is a great achievement, but it can be a lot of pressure. Management is not easy and requires key skills, such as communication and motivating. As the boss, you’re responsible for leading your team to […]

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NZ’s Engineering Milestones: Lyttleton Rail Tunnel

Before 1867, settlers had two options when transporting themselves between Lyttelton and Christchurch. They either had to embark on a perilous scramble over the volcanic Port Hills or take a ship across the Sumner Bar. This was a massive inconvenience to travellers and early settlers soon began thinking of ways to solve it.   There […]

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Auckland 2017 Market recap

2017 – Was quite a year! Last year we all saw some great success and significant change, as we shifted into the new year with a Labour coalition government at the helm. So how does that reflect on the construction and property sector? 2017 was a strong year with much optimism in infrastructure. We saw […]

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2017 Industry Wrap Up – Christchurch

The Christchurch Construction & Engineering markets have certainly experienced major change during 2017. One of the most visible changes being the NCTIR alliance which has absorbed a large pool of talent from the Christchurch market, primarily in the Geotechnical and Civil disciplines. This has created some uncertainty around when these people will return to Christchurch […]

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Airline speed travel: Hyperloop is changing travel forever

Pneumatic tube travel (created using a vacuum system or compressed air), isn’t entirely a new invention. Throughout history the concept had been thought up by a number of pioneers and inventors but in terms of transporting people or large freight, nothing successful has ever happened. Image: Virgin Hyperloop One That was until highly publicised entrepreneur […]

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New Zealanders leading the call for fast, efficient, sustainable construction

Sustainability is a key concept in today’s construction industry, it’s perhaps best understood as a goal – something to reach. Through greater consideration of time, cost, durability and function, cheaper and more environmentally-friendly buildings can be realised on a consistent basis. While sustainability has begun to be viewed as standard practice in the construction industry, […]

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Auckland's secret underground tunnels

Few would know that a secret series of tunnels lie beneath the earth under Albert park. The tunnels were originally planned by Auckland City council and began construction in 1941 during World War 2 with the purpose of providing shelter from any possible air raid attacks. Engineer James Tyler designed the tunnels and structure. Once […]

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Auckland: The Best Man-Made Glories in the City

Auckland, New Zealand’s largest city, is a multicultural hub with an iconic skyline and variety of heritage sites. The stunning landmarks in the city are as beautiful as they are diverse, and will enthral both visitors and design enthusiasts alike. This is our list of the best man-made glories in Auckland. The Sky Tower For […]

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General Election 2017: The Issue of Housing

The housing crisis in New Zealand is firing up voters ahead of the general election on September 23rd. The issue of housing effects almost everyone, from homeless people to young families who face losing out due to the inflated prices. In the past decade, New Zealand’s house prices have risen by more than 50 percent. […]

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