Our recent graduates, Tim Hall, based in our Kirikiriroa - Hamilton office and Eddie Johnson, Ngāmotu - New Plymouth. Congratulations on successfully completing Bachelor of Surveying degrees at the University...
A team of BTW golfers joined a charity speed golf event at Fitzroy Golf Club – 12 hours of golf, played at speed and all to raise awareness and money...
The New Plymouth Boys & Girls High School team are preparing to defend their championship title in the Hillary Challenge final 2022. Held in the Tongariro National park the Hillary...
Left to right: Michael Braggins, Hayden Thorpe, Grant Aitken When daylight savings rolls around in less than two months, the next round of Restoke programmes will begin. Restoke is a...
Collectively Aotearoa will celebrate Te Iwa o Matariki on June 24th, and this year it comes with an inaugural statutory holiday to acknowledge this significant time. But on Saturday (11th)...
BTW now have a permanent space in Raglan.Located upstairs at 1 Wainui Road, access off Volcom Lane, this office provides workstations for our team members who live in Raglan. On...
To protect our team’s health and our operations, we kindly ask that: you visit our offices by appointment only. Wear a mask, sign/scan in on arrival, and show your Vaccine...
Knowledge and values are important to our business, guiding the work we do and how we go about it. We have core values as well as 6 guiding principles (you...
When BTW relocated to Land and Survey House on the corner of Courtenay and Eliot Streets in New Plymouth, they partnered with Taranaki construction companies to complete their office fit...
Exciting and encouraging news today that Taranaki’s kiwi project has been successful. BTW follow this work closely, both as volunteer trap monitors for the Taranaki Mounga Project, but also as...
