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Engineering New Zealand Te Ao Rangahau

Name: Engineering New Zealand Te Ao Rangahau
Address: 40 Taranaki Street, Wellington, 6011, NZ
Telephone: +64 4 473 9444
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Kia ora! We’re Engineering New Zealand Te Ao Rangahau, the membership organisation for Aotearoa New Zealand's problem-solvers, innovators and creators.

We’re Engineering New Zealand – a non-profit membership organisation that’s driven to help our engineers be the best so they can engineer better lives for New Zealanders. We’re the voice of engineering. We aren’t afraid to ask the hard questions, seek expert advice, explore possibilities, and partner with all sectors of society to drive this mission home. We give our members a platform to share their views and impact real change.

29/10/2026

It’s been a busy few months for projects backed by the Engineering New Zealand Foundation Grant Programme: a student rocket that kept its systems running through a motor explosion, an electric race car that finished 10th out of 38 in Austria and primary school students building their first robots. Read about the achievements of recent projects that the Foundation is proud to support.

Is yours next? If you’re working on something that could inspire future engineers or strengthen the profession, apply for a Foundation grant to support your mahi.

Read the full story >> https://tinyurl.com/y6w397sr

22/10/2026

What publication has most shaped the career of Matt Mules MEngNZ, winner of the Luminary Award at the 2026 Engineering New Zealand Auckland Branch Awards?

Find out >> https://tinyurl.com/ycxx2z8t

21/10/2026

According to Air New Zealand’s Michelle Delves, these emjois best sum her up on a typical workday: 🤔 🔎 💡

So, what is her role, why does she love it, and what’s her advice for others wanted their career to take off in a similar way?

Read the article >> https://tinyurl.com/bdhwdtsc

16/10/2026

"What is the point of a 30-year plan if, every three years, it risks being undermined on the campaign trail?"

That's the question Engineering New Zealand Chief Executive Richard Templer is asking, following a run of major infrastructure announcements by parties across the political spectrum.

Read the article >> https://www.thepress.co.nz/nz-news/361096595/if-electioneering-trumps-engineering-whats-point-30-year-plan

14/10/2026

Although software engineering student Nitya Chatla hated dancing when her mother signed her up at age five, things changed the moment she stepped on stage.

Go behind the scenes with Nitya as she explains her passion for – and success with – the classic Indian dance form Bharatanatyam.

Read the article >> https://tinyurl.com/bdhwpptd

09/10/2026

As the 10-year anniversary of the 7.8 Kaikōura earthquake approaches in November, engineering experts reflect on the response, reconnecting communities and putting research into subsequent practice.

Read the article >> https://www.engineeringnz.org/news-insights/moving-mountains/

06/10/2026

Time to put consensus to the test.

With campaigns launched and hoardings up around the country, the election period is properly underway. We'll be keeping a close eye on the campaign trail to see whether the consensus shown at the Big Infrastructure Debate can survive the rigours of electioneering.

The temptation of short-term political wins at the ballot box by making unrealistic infrastructure promises diverts attention and resources away from vital maintenance and upgrades to existing assets, and can cause major delays or cancellations to existing projects. This can ultimately lead to critical infrastructure failures with devastating effect for the New Zealand public.

One way or the other, we have heard every major political party substantially agree that we must work together to try take the politics out of infrastructure.

The National Infrastructure Plan has given us the blueprint. Politicians have already shown the willingness and consensus to deliver it. Now is the time to turn words into action and remove the politics from infrastructure.

22/09/2026

Electrical engineer Kate Macdonald has been working to increase the number of women choosing engineering since she was at university.

Find out what drives her, and why she’s a strong advocate for flexible work >> https://linkshor.tr/6Nxutx

19/09/2026

As Te Wiki o te Reo Māori comes to a close, today’s theme, Te Reo Tuku Iho, is about carrying te reo Māori forward – from one generation to the next, and from this week into the everyday.

Te Wiki might be one week of celebration, but the kōrero doesn’t have to stop here. Keep your te reo momentum going – in public, at mahi and with the people around you. Whether you’re using a new kupu, sharing a mihi, joining a waiata or continuing your learning, every step helps te reo Māori to flourish.

Looking for a way to continue your learning and kōrero?

Te Mana Kiwi South Pacific Professional Engineering Excellence and Engineering New Zealand Te Ao Rangahau are bringing you He kura nā Rātā, He kura pūkaha, a two-day wānanga at Te Rauparaha Arena in Porirua on 19–20 May 2027.

Save the date for your opportunity to immerse yourself in te reo Māori, while hearing and sharing perspectives that celebrate Māori leadership, engineering ingenuity and innovation.

Ako atu >> https://linkshor.tr/NBnrQx

18/09/2026

Get to know Janine Burling, Emerging Talent Program Lead at Downer.

Find out what changes she's witnessed in the profession over time, what she enjoys about her role and the opportunities it creates for developing the pipeline of future talent.

Take five >>

Take five with Janine Burling, Emerging Talent Program Lead at Downer New Zealand. Find out what changes she's witnessed in the profession over time, what she enjoys about her role and the engineering behind her hobby of building miniature Christmas villages every year.

Address

40 Taranaki Street
Wellington
6011

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5pm
Friday	8:30am - 5pm

Telephone

+64 4 473 9444

Website

https://www.engineeringnz.org/

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