Rā Hihi rising in Pakūranga

It has taken just eight months to dig 24 foundation piles each 30 metres deep and build 14 tall piers that will support Rā Hihi (flyover) above Reeves Road and across Tī Rākau Drive in Pakūranga as pa…

A new bus station at Botany Town Centre is set to provide immediate benefits for the community and will serve as a crucial link for the Eastern Busway when it opens in 2027.

Congratulations to the Fletcher Acciona Ara Tūhono – Pūhoi to Warkworth project team for winning the overall Supreme Award for Auckland CCNZ HYNDS Construction Awards and also the Category E Award for…

This week we launched our partnership with Hello Period which allows our women to anonymously access reusable menstrual products, paid for by Fletcher Construction.

Team Fletcher scored big wins in this year’s Civil Contractor New Zealand (CCNZ) awards in the national and regional levels.

Our Brian Perry Civil Wellington team recently planted a variety of flaxes and other native plants along the Takapu Stream next to their Tawa Yard.

We’ve just completed research showing it’s possible to use vegetable oil to reduce the carbon footprint of bitumen.

Work is officially underway on the second and final stage of the Kaiwera Downs wind farm near Gore.

Fletcher Construction had another impressive night at this year’s National Association of Women in Construction NZ (NAWIC) awards.

Fletcher Construction is today officially welcoming Fijian Holdings Limited (FHL) and Fiji National Provident Fund (FNPF) to the Fletcher Higgins Fiji business.

Congratulations to the five finalists who will be representing Fletcher Construction at the National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) awards next month.

They may look like Daleks, but they’re actually pyramids Brian Perry Civil is constructing to protect Wellington harbour’s marine life.