Local construction firm Clelands Construction is to build New Plymouth Airport’s new multi-million dollar terminal, providing a major boost for the Taranaki economy.

The scenarios proposed would cost between $150 million and upwards of $2.3 billion, and could take up to 10 years to construct.

A controversial audit that found fault with New Zealand building controls after the fatal Grenfell Tower fire is ringing alarm bells across the Tasman.

Described as one of the most technically challenging roading projects ever seen in New Zealand, work on the 27-kilometre motorway started in 2014.

With more than 85 shipping containers on site at the Westfield Newmarket development, it is the largest construction project container specialist Royal Wolf has supplied product for in New Zealand.

Are Kiwis being ripped off blind for building products or are we getting value for money in our country considering the nature of the New Zealand market? There are those who argue black and blue that one or the other statement is true.

Work will start on Whangārei's Hundertwasser Art Centre with Wairau Māori Art Gallery soon after Northland firm Trigg Construction was chosen as the firm to build the $26 million project.

Rewarding trade and technical careers for women are there for the taking within the Infrastructure sector.  The problem is women don’t always know about them.

'No capacity' for KiwiBuild writes writes Alexia Russell for Newsroom.  The viability over the Government's KiwiBuild scheme has been called into question by the building industry, which says there is just no capacity to do it. The Chief Executive of New Zealand Certified Builders, Grant Florence, won't go as far as saying KiwiBuild is doomed to fail, but says it faces some massive challenges. They include the price of land for affordable housing, and the sheer lack of tradespeople to do the work. Speaking from the organisation's 20th anniversary annual conference in Rotorua, Florence told Newsroom that builders throughout the…

Funding to construct a new bridge over the Ōpaoa River in Blenheim, has been confirmed by the NZ Transport Agency.

Civil construction and infrastructure service company, Fulton Hogan, has agreed to acquire Stevenson Construction Materials.