Property & Build: Yearbook 2022

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April - May 2021

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Three ideas for building the future cities we need

4min
pages 88-92

Water sector a key player in managing climate change

3min
pages 84-85

Rising from the Antarctic, a climate alarm

14min
pages 76-83

Timely advice for Three-Waters investment management

4min
pages 86-87

Biofuel mandate – lower emissions or just higher fuel prices?

3min
pages 74-75

Treescape weathers the storm

2min
page 71

Multi-purpose, safer, faster telehandlers increase productivity

3min
pages 72-73

Chemical safety relies on meaningful cooperation

3min
pages 66-67

Re-programming muscle memory

6min
pages 62-63

AC Filter – an engineered solution protecting worker health

1min
pages 68-70

Mental health when working from home

3min
page 53

Support for mentally healthy workplaces

2min
page 52

Bastion NZ launch industrial glove range

1min
pages 64-65

Industry leader in soft fall protection on con struction sites

2min
pages 46-47

Critical infrastructure and supply chain support

4min
pages 50-51

Working together to boost health and safety

4min
page 3

Eight key themes shaping our future cities

3min
pages 20-23

Kiwi innovation leading the way in concrete slab insulation

2min
page 27

Facilities management with personal service

1min
pages 14-15

End year wrap-up reveals clues for 2022 property market

4min
pages 12-13

No better investment than chemical safety training

3min
page 43

Beware the Ides of March

7min
pages 4-7

Industrial sector – big strides, small footprints

3min
pages 24-26
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