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Our Higgins Manawatu team recently celebrated progress on a major road repair by holding a community planting day.

Our Higgins Bay of Plenty team recently hit a key milestone on the Rangiuru Business Park Interchange project with a major bridge beam installation. The Interchange is is part 35-hectare stage one Ran…

Congratulations to Brian Perry Civil’s Morore (Mo) Hodges-Tuhakaraina for winning Apprentice of the Year at the 2023 Hynds CCNZ Waikato Awards.

The team working on Ara Tūhono – Pūhoi to Warkworth has received a huge environmental accolade, with their project receiving the highest sustainability rating in the world with the Greenroads Sustaina…

Higgins has just released an Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) for Higgins’ asphalt products – a first in the New Zealand roading industry. An EPD tells the environmental story of a product over…

The first-ever bitumen shipment independently imported by Higgins has just arrived at Napier Port. 4000 tonnes of bitumen came in on “The Prospector” and was pumped straight into our tanks on the whar…

We are very proud of the Fletcher Construction winners and finalists celebrated at Friday’s National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) Excellence Awards.

We will be discussing the latest developments in water services reform at a lunch we’re hosting alongside AUT School of Future Environments next month.

Congratulations to the Fletcher Construction graduates of the 2023 Whakatupu Māori leadership programme! Whakatupu is run by our parent company, Fletcher Building, and aims to increase the number of M…

Tracey Smith’s face says it all! She’s a Health, Safety and Environment Advisor for the Liveable Streets team, who have just been given MATES in Construction accreditation.

Fletcher Construction parent company Fletcher Building has just announced its principal partnership with Jobs for Mums, New Zealand's job site for family-friendly work.

We are honoured that Mana Whenua have gifted the Alliance delivering RiverLink the name Te Wai Takamori o Te Awa Kairangi – The Soothing Waters of Te Awa Kairangi.