NZSEE Annual General Meeting 2026 – Save the date!
The New Zealand Society for Earthquake Engineering’s 2026 Annual General Meeting will be held online on Monday, 25 May 2026 at 12:00pm. Registration details will
NZSEE Constitution Review February 2026
The Incorporated Societies Act 2022 replaced the 1908 Act under which our Society has been operating as an Incorporated Society. The new Act requires all
NZSEE Submission on the Building (Earthquake-prone Buildings) Amendment Bill
NZSEE Submission on the Earthquake Prone Buildings Amendment Bill-16 Feb 2026
NZSEE Special General Meeting – Constitution review
NZSEE Management Committee would like to invite members to attend an online Special General Meeting to review the Society’s Constitution. When: Wednesday, 18 February 2026
NZSEE Awards 2026 Call for Nominations
We invite applications for the prestigious NZSEE annual awards. A summary of each award along with links to the detailed criteria are provided below. In
NZSEE Management Committee Call for Nominations 2026-27
NZSEE invites nominations for the 2026-27 Management Committee. Each year, Society members elect nine of their peers to serve on the Management Committee. Current members
Call for nominations for Fellows 2026
In accordance with the Constitution & Rules of The New Zealand Society for Earthquake Engineering Incorporated, the NZSEE Management Committee shall annually publish a call for
NZSEE 2026 Conference – Registration is Open!
We’re excited to announce that registration for the 2026 NZSEE Annual Technical Conference, to be held at Tākina, Wellington from 15-17 April 2026 is now open!
Government Policy Announcement on EPB Reform
Today (29th September 2025), Building and Construction Minister Chris Penk announced Cabinet’s proposals for a refocussing of New Zealand’s Earthquake-prone Building (EPB) system. Today’s announcements
Engineering New Zealand Media Release: Industry pushes to fix broken standards system
16 September 2025 More than 30 leading organisations from across NZ’s engineering, construction, manufacturing and trade sectors are calling on the Government to urgently overhaul