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TECT Park: New Zealand’s flagship park

TECT Park: New Zealand’s flagship park

Mar 10, 2023 | Sustainability and Resilience, Green Spaces, Urban Planning and Development

By Bill Wheeler, Operations Manager, TECT Park Earlier this year, TECT Park, in the Bay of Plenty,...

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Lessons learnt are a must to ease community disruption of big projects

Lessons learnt are a must to ease community disruption of big projects

Mar 9, 2023 | Urban Planning and Development

By Claire Edmondson, Chief Executive, Infrastructure New Zealand New Zealand is entering a new era...

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