19 September 2022
On an official visit to Dunedin, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern took the time to visit the Otago Polytechnic, for a tour around the building site of what will eventually become He Toki Kai Te Rika, the new trades training centre.
The building site tour had been long planned — fog had defeated a previous attempt to show it to Ms Ardern — but few things on a prime ministerial schedule are there for no reason: the previous day Ms Ardern had made an announcement about the Apprenticeship Boost programme, and she made a point of singling out apprentices working on the Naylor Love site.
Click here to read the full story.
Recent Articles
31 Jan 2023
WoodWorks > Christchurch > MARCH > Register Now so You Don’t Miss Out: Seats are Limited to 160 Delegates
31 Jan 2023
AUT A1 Building Construction Well Underway (Jasmax/Naylor Love)
31 Jan 2023
Australia’s First Entirely Wooden Stadium: From Italy
31 Jan 2023
Architects Should Consider Health When Designing a Structure: Tye Farrow does Wonders with Wood, Creating Places where People can Thrive.
23 Jan 2023
Dunedin: CLT for Passive House Build for Students
23 Jan 2023
London’s Black and White Building is a Mass Timber Exemplar!
23 Jan 2023
Wood is the New Concrete
16 Jan 2023
WoodWorks > Christchurch > MARCH > Register Now so You Don’t Miss Out:
16 Jan 2023
Hines Apartments for Melbourne get Federal Funding Boost
16 Jan 2023
Q&A with David Carradine
Subscribe
Keep informed
Strategic Partners
