Infrastructure News: April - May 2022

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APRIL- MAY 2022

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What good is safety without health?

2min
pages 90-92

This is not the time to put mental wellbeing on the backburner

2min
pages 86-89

Nearly half the world does not get enough sleep

10min
pages 72-76

Set up a safe and healthy work at home environment

6min
pages 77-79

What have two years of Covid taught us about property?

5min
pages 62-63

Comparing markets with Australia – what can we learn?

5min
pages 64-67

Design centre future where timber construction leads the way

3min
pages 60-61

The great unlearning

6min
pages 70-71

No better investment than chemical safety training

2min
pages 68-69

Commercial Property bounces back from restrictions

25min
pages 52-59

Study explores climate change’s effects on property

2min
page 47

Soaring inflation to stunt housing construction

1min
page 46

Construction as we know it is changing

4min
pages 40-41

Partnership brings mental health awareness and training to construction

2min
pages 44-45

Road user charges could top-up dwindling transport funding

1min
pages 42-43

Costs of delivering infrastructure continue to rise

1min
page 39

An interview with Carsten Steentjes, Head of Special Sales at PlanET Biogas

3min
page 38

A pioneering new recovery facility sets the global standard

2min
pages 36-37

After the revolution -- faster, cheaper stronger roads

19min
pages 31-35

Chemical safety relies on meaningful cooperation

2min
pages 29-30

The 2022 Carbon and Energy Professionals Conference is open to all

2min
pages 24-25

Drowning our sorrows and burying our sins

2min
page 26

Automation on the rise as labour shortage bites

5min
pages 27-28

Plans to decarbonise the skies could be closer than you think

1min
pages 22-23

Wireless EV charging a gamechanger

2min
page 3

Treescape weathers the storm

2min
pages 20-21

Skills shortages require pragmatic response

7min
pages 4-7

How to cure tunnel vision

11min
pages 14-17

Port of Tauranga project highlights need for fasttracked consents

2min
pages 12-13

Hard work gets results

1min
pages 8-9

Time and planning essential for tunnel projects

3min
pages 18-19

Multi-purpose, safer, faster telehandlers increase productivity

3min
pages 10-11
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