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NZUAG Options Review Report to Government public release
In September 2025, the Minister for Infrastructure invited NZUAG to lead a review investigating options to improve the planning, delivery, and management of works in Infrastructure Corridors, with a focus on the National Code of Practice and the respective roles of government and the network infrastructure sector. The Review, as
NZUAG Board Member Profile – Helen Duncan
In line with its role as a joint consultative group of road and rail owners/managers and utility companies responsible for managing the National Code of Practice for Utility Operators Access to Transport Corridors, NZUAG is governed by a representative Board drawn from Transport Corridor Managers, Utility Operators, and the Contracting
TTM ISG latest February Newsletter
Click the following link to read the latest February TTM ISG newsletter
NZUAG Options Review Report submitted to Minister for Infrastructure
The Final NZUAG Options Review Report was sent to Minister of Infrastructure for his consideration on 16 February. The sector will be updated once we receive a response.
NZUAG Options webinar Monday 9 Feb 12-1pm
Please join us for a second webinar on Monday 9 February, where we will share emerging options and invite your feedback and questions. Key details are below: Date & time Monday 9 February, 12pm-1pm Location Online webinar, with facility for Q&A Link Please register for the webinar via this link Overview Join MartinJenkins
Low-Risk, Low-Impact Routine Water Asset Works Requiring Temporary Traffic Management (TTM) Practice Note Released
A new practice note has recently been released by Water NZ to assist adoption of a risk-based approach to temporary traffic management in the water sector – one where the right level of traffic management is applied without compromising safety and unnecessary delays and costs are avoided. A 1 minute