Another milestone in the Christchurch rebuild was reached today when the Mayor of Christchurch Lianne Dalziel, Councillors Yani Johanson and Paul Lonsdale and members of the Christchurch Coastal Pathway Group opened stage two of the Coastal Pathway.
The Matai Street East cycle way was officially opened by Transport Minister Hon. Simon Bridges on Friday 28 August 2015. The cycle way, which was built by Fulton Hogan, is the first of four cycle routes under the Christchurch City Council (CCC)’s Major Cycle Routes programme. The NZ$1.6M, two-way, 400m long, 3m wide stretch of […]
At the Waikato Regional Council’s annual Earthworks Industry Breakfast the WRC present their awards for best Environmentally Controlled sites. Fulton Hogan received a Special Recognition Award for work the team undertook on a site at Whatawhata on SH23.
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The start of the Waikato Expressway Huntly project was marked with a midnight Karakia (Māori incantations and prayers) on Thursday 27 August 2015. Māori King Tuheitia chose the Taupiri Maunga, a sacred mountain to Waikato –Tainui, as the location for the Karakia due to its special relationship with this section of the project.
The Fulton Hogan Hiways Joint Venture sponsored the recent Vodafone Fiji Hibiscus Festival, which ran from 14 to 22 August 2015 in Suva. During the week-long festival, the community gathered at Albert Park to enjoy an opening march, followed by food, rides, entertainment, sporting activities, singing and dancing competitions, children’s day, displays, careers village, arts […]
On 17 August 2015, the first full truck load of asphalt left Fulton Hogan’s new Lismore state of the art 170 tonne per hour asphalt plant on the north coast of New South Wales. Located in Lismore City Council’s quarry, Fulton Hogan has been contracted by Council to supply all production and technical requirements for […]
Fulton Hogan’s Bay of Plenty graduate engineer, David Kingham, was awarded the Z Training Development Award at the Civil Contractors New Zealand (CCNZ) Conference this year.
On a cold July morning more than 100 Fulton Hogan people gathered on the banks of the Yarra to participate in the Run Melbourne Fun Run and raise money for the charity ‘Cure Brain Cancer’.
Client: Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF)
Completion date: Ongoing
Capability: Airports, Defence