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    Quantity Surveyor in the news January 2022
    The NZ Building Economist
    • Jan 23

    Quantity Surveyor in the news January 2022

    [1] Temuka's Courthouse Museum restoration project. In March 2020, the estimation to earthquake strengthen the 120-year-old building...
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    QS in the News October / November 2021
    The NZ Building Economist
    • Nov 6, 2021

    QS in the News October / November 2021

    [1] Cricket World Cup by day, quantity surveyor by night. Namibia's Craig Williams will attempt to master Afghanistan's spin wizards at...
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    1972 Metrication & Cosmetics for Builders
    The NZ Building Economist
    • Oct 2, 2021

    1972 Metrication & Cosmetics for Builders

    Back to 1972, 'Metrication', the first NZBE article, by building trades tutor R J Willson on the challenges the industry is about to face...
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    Quantity Surveyors in the News, Aug-Sep 2021
    The NZ Building Economist
    • Sep 12, 2021

    Quantity Surveyors in the News, Aug-Sep 2021

    [1] New Zealand Paralympian (and quantity surveyor) Anna Grimaldi has leapt to the gold medal in the T47 long jump at the Tokyo...
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    QS in the News July 2021
    The NZ Building Economist
    • Jul 28, 2021

    QS in the News July 2021

    [1] During six decades of Council work, Michael Arthurs has seen incredible change across Wellington city which he knows like the back of...
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    Gifting Knowledge and Experience...
    The NZ Building Economist
    • Jul 6, 2021

    Gifting Knowledge and Experience...

    The Library Give Back Project has delivered its first donation of historic costing and pricing texts to Otago Polytechnic International...
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    QS in the news June 2021
    The NZ Building Economist
    • Jun 29, 2021

    QS in the news June 2021

    Somewhere around the world a Quantity Surveyor is in the News. Good QS news or Bad, we will bring you regular links to their stories....
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    QS in the News May 2021
    The NZ Building Economist
    • May 25, 2021

    QS in the News May 2021

    [1] The dark horse of quantity surveying can reduce embodied carbon and cost at the same time. Quantity surveyors know the cost of every...
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    Quantity Surveyor in the News - April 2021
    The NZ Building Economist
    • Apr 27, 2021

    Quantity Surveyor in the News - April 2021

    [1] Todd Fleming, a Trainee Quantity Surveyor said: “Hopefully not too long after qualifying I’ll be able to be the lead Quantity...
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    The David L Buckle story, so far…
    The NZ Building Economist
    • Apr 6, 2021

    The David L Buckle story, so far…

    David L Buckle joined the New Zealand Institute of quantity Surveyors in 1958 and in 2018 enjoyed recognition for his 50 years of...
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    Quantity Surveyor in the News - March 2021
    The NZ Building Economist
    • Mar 30, 2021

    Quantity Surveyor in the News - March 2021

    [1] Big-hearted builders ensure paralysed father of four can return home by finishing vital work for free. The 58-year-old quantity...
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    Quantity Surveyor in the News
    The NZ Building Economist
    • Mar 5, 2021

    Quantity Surveyor in the News

    Three men conspired to defraud the state of Victoria by obtaining contracts for A$2M. The charges follow an investigation by the...
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    Bursting within your bubble?
    The NZ Building Economist
    • Apr 26, 2020

    Bursting within your bubble?

    Shake it out, as the New Zealand Army Band burst inside their bubble with: Signed, Sealed, Delivered. (Click on the picture to hear and...
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    Inspire others to do great things
    The NZ Building Economist
    • Feb 1, 2020

    Inspire others to do great things

    Teachers spend their own money buying packets of coloured stars because they know the performance enhancing power of recognition. A...
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    Integrity - the ultimate ethical standard
    The NZ Building Economist
    • Dec 23, 2019

    Integrity - the ultimate ethical standard

    We use the word integrity to mean honesty. It really means being whole, complete, and undivided. Integrity is what we wrap around our values
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    Upholding Standards, means living by your word
    The NZ Building Economist
    • Dec 16, 2019

    Upholding Standards, means living by your word

    I can forgive a young person making some rookie mistakes, but when senior people cross the line, anarchy will follow.
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    NZBE Latest Buzz November
    The NZ Building Economist
    • Dec 2, 2019

    NZBE Latest Buzz November

    In the November NZBE Latest Buzz we present the new updates to the NZBE product, and discuss what is coming the future.
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    The Two Rules of Great Leadership
    The NZ Building Economist
    • Aug 14, 2019

    The Two Rules of Great Leadership

    Rule #1. It’s not about you, it’s about the people The best leaders do not create more followers, they create more leaders. Eleanor...
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    Make all NZ Standards FREE Now!
    The NZ Building Economist
    • Jul 26, 2019

    Make all NZ Standards FREE Now!

    Freeing standards is absolutely essential as a solution to many problems plaguing the building industry.
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    NZ Apartments Rise, Dwelling size falls
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    • May 15, 2019

    NZ Apartments Rise, Dwelling size falls

    The trends show increasing average Gross Floor Area from 2000 to 2010 then decreasing average Gross Floor Area. A closer look at the type...
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