Melling Station on the move

Last week, a major milestone was reached for the SH2 Melling Transport Improvements project, with the existing Melling Station safely moved to its temporary storage site, around a kilometre south of i…

Cost savings and additional funding will allow the final stretch of the Eastern Busway to be built, enabling buses to directly connect to Botany Town Centre on a corridor separate to other traffic.

We recently welcomed our 2026 Graduate Cohort as they began their two-year journey with Fletcher Construction.

The Eastern Busway Alliance has achieved something remarkable: compressing five months and six separate traffic stages of traditional construction work into just over two weeks.

The wind turbine components for the Kaiwera Downs Wind Farm Stage 2 project have begun their 95 km journey from South Port NZ at Bluff Harbour to Kaiwera Downs near Gore.

We’ve partnered with Timescapes, a leader in reality capture technology, to transform how our teams track, validate, and communicate progress across the Construction Division.

The Eastern Busway Alliance has been recognised at the 2025 Civil Contractors New Zealand (CCNZ) Awards, winning the Excellence in Onsite/Management Innovation Award for its outstanding work on the Rā…

At Fletcher Construction, we believe quality isn’t just a tick-box exercise – it’s a mindset. That’s why, in celebration of World Quality Week, we proudly launched our new Quality Belief: First Time R…

​Fletcher Construction has hit a major milestone with the practical completion of the New Zealand International Convention Centre (NZICC) and the keys and site formally handed over to SkyCity ahead of…

The Rā Hihi flyover, a key part of the Eastern Busway project in East Auckland, has officially opened five months ahead of schedule and under budget.

On 19 September, we joined Hon Christopher Bishop, Minister of Transport, to turn the first sod of the State Highway 2 (SH2) Melling Transport Improvements project in Lower Hutt.

Higgins joined Channel Infrastructure and Hon Chris Bishop, Minister for Infrastructure, at Marsden Point for the official sod-turning of our new bitumen import terminal.