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Megan McNay: How to make a difference

COMMENT: The journey towards delivering sustainable outcomes for all in Aotearoa.

Infrastructure: A fork in the road for local government

The big debate on how local democracy will evolve over the next 30 years has started.

Andrew Bayly: The strategic value of water

COMMENT: New Zealand should be re-evaluating water as a strategic asset.

Ross Copland: We need to be in for the long term

COMMENT: Supply constraints are not just a housing sector issue

Infrastructure: KiwiRail's infrastructure problem

If there are only a few trains a day, the infrastructure cost per train is high.

Time for the Govt to make the big calls on infrastructure

Decisions are coming on Three Waters reform, Auckland light rail and a harbour crossing.

Normalising diversity - still plenty to work on

Women CEOs are now leading some of the biggest infrastructure companies in New Zealand.

Compensation for businesses impacted by construction

The Government established a $12m Targeted Hardship Fund to support small businesses.

Infrastructure: Light rail gathers speed

Urban communities will be established after the govt pushes the button for light rail.

Infrastructure: We need to be in for the long term

Supply constraints are not just a housing sector issue.

Infrastructure: Powering a sustainable future

Northland geothermal plant will generate savings and value to the local community.

Infrastructure: Who takes control of our water services?

It's not the big investment being questioned, it is the governance of the new authorities.

Infrastructure: 'We weren't expecting that much demand'

Dublin planners overcame scepticism and produced community-changing light rail.

Infrastructure: Plotting our best path forward

The New Zealand infrastructure sector is at 'a fork in the road'.

The tech solution to deteriorating roads and bridges

Is smart concrete the solution for deteriorating highways?

NZ playing infrastructure catch-up after decades of under-investment

Decades of underinvestment have left NZ with an infrastructure deficit.