May 2009 Features:

Win a DEWALT Combination Rotary Hammer

The DEWALT heavy-duty three-mode 22 mm SDS-plus combination rotary hammer (D25013K-XE) makes easy
work of drilling holes 4–22 mm in diameter into concrete and masonry.

To go in the draw, answer this question correctly:

Who invented the radial arm saw in 1923?

Hint: visit www.dewalt.co.nz

Entry form here »

Entries close 15 February 2012. The winners will be notified by email, and announced in the Feb/Mar 2012 edition

In this issue : May 2009

	COVER STORY Steady Progress Towards Wynyard Quarter Vision On Auckland’s Waterfront Sea+City Projects Ltd is making steady progress in Auckland’s Wynyard Quarter – the tanks are being removed; the upgrade of North Wharf will be completed this year Read article »
	NEWS: Work Underway On Key Road For Rugby World Cup 2011 Work to deliver the first stage of Auckland’s new Newmarket Viaduct in time for the 2011 Rugby World Cup has begun, with the NZ Transport Agency starting enabling works at each end of the project. Read article »
	HEIGHT ACCESS: Grafton Bridge - Working Safely At Height On An Auckland Icon The iconic Grafton Bridge was originally constructed in 1908 and took two and a half years to complete. At that time, it was claimed to be the biggest span, reinforced concrete arch bridge in the world. How times have moved on. Read article »
	CONCRETE: Fast, Simple, Clean Concrete Floor Repair And Joint Sealant System The options available for fast setting concrete repair and joint sealants have, in the past been very few, until now. Read article »
	QUARRYING & MINING Self-loading Mixers: A Profit Opportunity For Quarries Fiori self-propelled concrete mixers are an excellent way to expand sales in a quarry or aggregate business. Read article »
	OPINION: It's Not All Doom And Gloom Amid the escalating predictions of economic gloom, a special business study of the Association of Consulting Engineers (ACENZ) member firms has shown that many areas of business remain steady. Read article »
	EDITORIAL: Goodbye from Steve This is my last issue as editor of New Zealand Construction News. Since the magazine was launched at the end of 2006, I’ve had an immense sense of fascination and achievement being involved in this marvellous industry. Read article »