About Kōmata o Te Rangi
The design of Kōmata o Te Rangi is inspired by several conversations and kōrero with friends and IPWEA NZ.
Articles
Piritahi House Removal Project wins inaugural Kōmata o Te Rangi
On Thursday 24 February, IPWEA NZ hosted the Asset Management Excellence Awards, Virtual Edition. The Awards ceremony culminated in the...
Celebrating the best of New Zealand’s Public Infrastructure
Last Thursday, 24 February 2022, IPWEA NZ was proud to celebrate Aotearoa’s best Public Works and Infrastructure projects with over 100...
If the shoe fits! Could Asset Management be the Glass Slipper?
IPWEA NZ President and Principal Asset Advisor at Beca, Priyani de Silva-Currie reflects on whether Asset Management can be the glass...
Te Puna Kōrero – Taumata Arowai
Taumata Arowai seeks feedback on drinking water Network Environmental Performance Measures
The new water services regulator, Tauma...
ISO55000 Improvements – seeking feedback
The International Standards Organisation (ISO) is seeking your feedback on ways to improve the ISO 55000 series of standards.
Cu...
The Great Debate – who knows best: client or consultant?
Last Friday, 4 February 2022, a fierce competition of ‘Who knows best – client or consultant’ took place between association friend...
5 minutes with Murray Pugh, CEO of IPWEA NZ
As IPWEA NZ prepares to launch its brand-new website tomorrow, Murray Pugh, CEO of IPWEA NZ, sat down to share the journey from his...
Upper South Island Branch news
That ‘C’ word affected much of our movements and travel in 2021, but our industry has been proven to be essential and a backbone to communities.
Otago/Southland Branch news
In 2022 we are planning three branch meetings, one of which will be combined with the Upper South Island Branch.
Wellington / Taranaki Update
Thank you all for the feedback on branch meetings format, content structure and topics of interest.
Northern Branch Meetings 2022
The following branch meetings have been confirmed for 2022. We hope to get together in person this year for three branch meetings.
Bay of Plenty / East Coast Branch update – December 2021
We look forward to creating more opportunities to learn from each other at our “mini conference” branch meetings in 2021.
Digital Twins and Smart Cities – Towns and regions
Jannat Maqbool presents a vision for digital twins and smart cities.
First ever Water Asset Management Forum last week
Last week we were delighted to go ahead with the Water Asset Management Forum 2021.
Last Meeting – Annual Golf Day 2021
Friday 5 November marked the 40th Anniversary of the Otago/Southland Branch annual Golf Day! Read the write-up here.
Three Waters Reform Update from your President, Priyani de Silva-Currie
Minister Nanaia Mahuta announced this week that the Government will legislate the three waters reform to apply to all councils.
Sea Change: Building Coastal Community Resilience in Aotearoa
Turning resilience theory into practical action has a unique set of challenges.
