In October last year the NZ government released a schedule of 149 projects approved to proceed under the Fast Track Approvals Bill. Under the expedited consenting process, these projects may complete varying levels of impact assessments and/or management plans required for consent, including social, environmental, and cultural/mana whenua impacts.

Claire shares her thoughts on why the reduced speed limits in Auckland today are a positive thing - after all, infrastructure is for people and communities.

New Zealand needs more Asset Managers - and we have a once in a lifetime opportunity to change the way we look at our talent pool, both current and emerging.

With Covid-19 changing the world we live in, Priyani de Silva-Currie outlines why strong Asset Management is the foundation to effective delivery of Councils' Long Term Plans.

Priyani de Silva-Currie follows on from her previous article on the challenges Councils are facing with their Long Term Plans right now. Today, she discusses the balance between fast tracking projects designed to stimulate the economy and the need to focus on what’s important - and allowing for life-cycle costs.

What will the future of Long Term Plans and asset management planning look like for local authorities now that we have a new world in front of us? Priyani de Silva-Currie shares her thoughts.

Aimee discusses engagement plans, digital approaches and more, during New Zealand's response to the Covid-19 pandemic.

With a greater emphasis now being placed on the delivery of social outcomes when developing and maintaining infrastructure, we are pleased to welcome Social Impact Assessment (SIA) specialist Rachel Maas to our Auckland office. 

Just Add Lime services are accessible on the All of Government Marketplace panel, making it simpler, more cost effective and easier for Government agencies and entities to procure our services.

It is with immense pleasure that we welcome Priyani de-Silva Currie and Aimee Brock as Principals to the Just Add Lime team.

In October last year the NZ government released a schedule of 149 projects approved to proceed under the Fast Track Approvals Bill. Under the expedited consenting process, these projects may complete varying levels of impact assessments and/or management plans required for consent, including social, environmental, and cultural/mana whenua impacts.