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We have recently published the third Bulletin for NZSEE for 2026, the articles are listed below. Articles Effects of ground improvement on the seismic demand

Joint Technical Societies interim advice on bracing design for three storey residential structures Three storey residential buildings are outside the scope of the Acceptable Solution

Kia ora koutou, The New Zealand Earthquake Reconnaissance Programme (NZERP), under the umbrella of NZSEE, team expresses its sympathy to the people, communities and friends

NZSEE members are invited to comment on proposed revisions to New Zealand Standard – NZS 3404:1997 Steel Structures Standard Part 1 and 2. What is

NZSEE members are invited to purchase a printed copy of the EERI Oral History: Nigel Priestley edition — a tribute to one of earthquake engineering’s

Kia ora koutou, NZSEE’s Learning from Earthquakes (LfE) group has prepared a Virtual Earthquake Reconnaissance Team (VERT) report investigating the earthquake that struck Kumamoto on

NZSEE members are invited to comment on the consultation of the revision of New Zealand’s leading construction standard – NZS 3604 Timber-Framed Buildings. What is

Kia ora koutou, The NZSEE Learning from Earthquakes team expresses its sympathy to the people, communities and friends of Venezuela affected by this earthquake sequence.

A recent plenary session at the NZSEE 2026 Conference, delivered by Michelle Grant, sparked discussion around the balance between first-principles design and prescriptive approaches in

AWEC (Advancing Women In Engineering and Construction) initiative is at its core is committed to championing equity for women in their professional careers and is