In the latest edition of Business North we take a look at efforts underway in Auckland to secure the future of the historic steam-powered tug and maritime treasure the William C Daldy. In horticulture, Seeka’s new $5.5 million accommodation facility in Katikati will soon be ready to house the company’s RSE seasonal workforce, while Hiringa Energy’s development of four hydrogen refuelling stations currently underway in Auckland, Hamilton, Tauranga and Palmerston North is the first phase of a nationwide rollout to be completed over the next three to four years.
Businesses profiled in this edition…
AJ Homes
Ancroft Developments
Archikraft
Arvida Group
Avenue Developments
Barfoot & Thompson
Cairnscorp
Canam Group
Clarke Group
Comins Plumbing
Conder Construction
Cube Dentro
D & E MacMillan Hiab & Haulage
Felicity Christian Architect
Forty Thieves
Forum North
Francis Group Architects
Gallivan Group
Hiringa Energy
Jonassen Industrial Projects
Kalmar Construction
Kawerau District Council
Les Harrison Transport
Lloyd Hartley Architects
Macrennie Commercial Construction
Malcolm Walker Architects
Mangonui Haulage
Material Creative
May Road School
Modern Construction
MPF Engineering
Navigation Homes – Counties Franklin
Naylor Love – Whakatane
Northern Rural Haulage
Onehunga Transport Engineering
Ora Pharm
Paul Brown & Associate
Platinum Homes – Auckland South
Pope Homes
PR Builders
Q Metal Designs
Quail Ridge Country Club
Quayside Holdings
Rangitahi Peninsula
Rotorua Lakes Council
Ruakaka Recreation Centre
Seeka & Anex
Smith & Sons – Mount Maunganui/Papamoa
Soljans Estate Winery
Stonewood Homes Rodney
Studio Nord Architects
Superb Herb
Sybton Horticulture
The Botanic
Trevelyans
Tru-Bilt Industries
Vertex Engineers
Visy Industries
Waikato District Council
Waipā District Council
Waipu Waterfront Estate
Walker Residential
Webb Design and Build
William C Daldy Preservation Society
ZB Homes
