Te Ao (Māori world view) is broader than Māori protocol and customs (tikanga), language (te reo), creation stories and traditions. It is recognition of the interconnection between all living things...
Tomorrow at dawn a special ceremony will be held at Owae Marae to mark the reopening of the rebuilt wharekai. The extensive redevelopment has been in the making for some...
Last night BTW attended the SiteSafe - 2023 Health, Safety and Wellbeing Awards in Auckland together with Sayer Drainage representatives. Due to Covid restrictions, it was the first time the...
BTW undertook an initial carbon measurement using the Climate Action Toolbox, looking at where it can reduce emissions, save money and engage staff, clients and communities in the process.With four...
Attention earthworks professionals! We want to share how use of technology and data analysis can result in real-time decision making and efficiency with contaminated soils remediation. Using pXRF technology, we...
Aligning with the vision statement of Te Mana o Te Wai, BTW have a team of multidisciplinary specialists focused on solving water issues. WAI EYE, Kanohi Hōmiromiro (an eye for...
Future-focused ventures continue to take shape across Aotearoa and BTW is applying sought after specialist expertise and innovative technologies to deliver successful outcomes. With offices in Ngāmotu - New Plymouth,...
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...
This weekend, our BTW crew competed in the Waikato Dragon Boating and Waka Ama Association race day. For us, it was a day to remember Jess Moser - our friend,...
At present 42% of Aotearoa’s greenhouse emissions are from energy use, so this is an important issue to focus on. BTW is looking to the future by supporting a number...
