AGGREGATE & QUARRY ASSOCIATION
Watch the video about the work to reopen the harbour, rail and road following the 2016 Kaikōura earthquake – from Waka Kotahi.
Quarry operators around the country are pleased the Government’s new National Policy Statement on Highly Productive Land extends to quarries, says an industry leader. Aggregate & Quarry Association (AQA) CEO Wayne Scott says quarries, by far, give a better return...
Today marks an important step in delivering a world-class infrastructure strategy that will enable New Zealand to remain a first-world economy. That’s how the quarry industry has responded to the Government’s tabled response to Te Waihanga/New Zealand Infrastructure...
Auckland, already importing one truckload in six of the quarried materials it needs for infrastructure and housing requirements, may see many more delivery trucks coming into its region within a decade. That projection today from Steve Riddell, Managing Director of...
Children from an urban Auckland school and a rural Otago school are the winners of the Rock our Future competition for 2022. Twelve finalists were selected from over 100 entries, and delegates at the July QuarryNZ conference in New Plymouth voted, resulting in winners...
Article by Brad Olsen, Infometrics New analysis from Infometrics points to a considerable lift in infrastructure investment over the next decade, as maintenance and upgrades of local networks ratchet up. Our analysis extends our infrastructure horizon until 2031 and...
Pupils from schools in Oamaru and Pukekohe are this year’s winners in the Rock our Future competition. AQA CEO Wayne Scott says the competition’s third year required school students to write an essay describing their experiences at a quarry and what they learned. “We...