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NZUAG has been commissioned by the Minister for Infrastructure, Hon Chris Bishop, to undertake a fast-paced review of options to improve the planning, delivery, and management of works – and the associated records – within New Zealand’s transport corridors. As part of this project, a survey is being conducted to

The Minister of Infrastructure, Chris Bishop, today announced a review into “options for strengthening underground utility records, including the potential to expand Wellington City Council’s successful pilot of an underground asset register.”  The Minister’s full announcement is available here, with updates on the project available from the projects page on

The chair of the New Zealand Utilities Advisory Group, Jim Donovan, announced today that NZUAG has been commissioned to carry out a fast-paced review of options to improve the planning, delivery, and management of works in our transport corridors. New Zealand’s infrastructure networks—road, rail, electricity, gas, telecommunications, water—share our transport

The TTM ISG (Temporary Traffic Management Industry Steering Group) has reconfirmed NZUAG Board member Nick Miskelly as a member of the Steering Group. According to Steering Group Chair Darren Wu “The TTM ISG plays a crucial role in shaping the future of the Temporary Traffic Management industry, and we are

Following a process of industry and sector consultation through 2023, an updated version of the National Code of Practice for Utility Operators’ Access to Transport Corridors was approved by the Minister of Infrastructure on 9 October, coming into effect from 8 November 2024. As this is secondary Legislation pursuant to