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Empowering Women in Construction: NAWIC’s Mid-Year Quizmas and Ongoing Advocacy for Diversity
  The National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) in New Zealand is a vibrant organisation dedicated to supporting and empowering women in the construction industry. NAWIC offers a platform for women to connect, share experiences, and gain access to resources that help them succeed in a traditionally male-dominated field.

Through a variety of programs, events, and networking opportunities, NAWIC encourages professional development, fosters leadership skills, and advocates for greater diversity and inclusion within the industry. Their work is pivotal in creating a more equitable and inclusive environment, ensuring that women can thrive and contribute to the growth and innovation of New Zealand’s construction sector.
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  The NAWIC Mid-Year Quizmas event was a festive and engaging gathering designed to bring together professionals from the construction industry for a night of fun and networking. Taking place on July 17th, at Gantley's Tavern in Arthurs Point, Queenstown, this event offers a unique opportunity for attendees to showcase their trivia skills in a lively quiz competition while enjoying the holiday spirit in the middle of the year.

With a mix of challenging questions, delicious food, and great company, Quizmas was an evening filled with laughter, camaraderie, and friendly competition. It was also an ideal chance for both industry veterans and newcomers to connect, unwind, and celebrate their achievements in a relaxed and supportive atmosphere.

Advance Landscape Systems was pleased to support this fabulous event for this inspiring organisation and look forward to partnering with them again soon. 
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Giving Back
Supporting Creativity: Advance Landscape Systems Donates Canes for Devonport Library's Kite-Making Workshop
 
Rani Marsh-Fenton is the Senior Librarian for Children & Youth at Devonport Library, part of Ngā Pātaka Kōrero o Tāmaki Makaurau - Auckland Libraries. In her role, she is dedicated to fostering a love of reading and learning among young people. Rani designs and implements engaging programs and activities tailored to children and youth, ranging from storytimes and reading clubs to educational workshops and creative projects. S Her work ensures that the library remains a welcoming and enriching space for the younger members of the Devonport community.
 
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We recently had the pleasure of donating our Emperor Bamboo Canes to Devonport Library for a special community event. Our bamboo canes, known for their durability and versatility, are ideal for a variety of creative and practical uses. We were thrilled to support the library in their mission to engage and educate young people. The donation played a crucial role in a delightful session where tamariki (children) crafted kites, combining traditional techniques with their own unique designs. The event was a great success, filled with laughter and creativity, and we were proud to contribute to an activity that brought joy and learning to the community's youth.
 
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Giving Back
A Day of Planting and Celebration: Honoring Matariki at Waikākāriki/Horseshoe Lake
Our Canterbury team was excited to get their hands dirty for a cause that aligns with our mission of promoting sustainable landscapes.
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Product Focus
GrassInforce: Harnessing the Power of Grass Reinforcement Mesh
Grass reinforcement mesh is a revolutionary solution that combines the beauty of natural grass with the strength and durability of a man-made structure.
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Events
Advance Landscape Systems Exhibits at Green Pavlova 2024
Green Pavlova is renowned for being the premier landscape event in New Zealand
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Recent Project
Protecting the Environment: The Role of Fiberguards at Tawhaki - Kaitorete Spit
Nestled along the scenic coast of New Zealand's South Island lies Tawhaki - Kaitorete Spit
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