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13/09/2026

Kia kaha te reo Māori! 💛🖤

To celebrate and support Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori, our Stevenson teams have taken a fun and light-hearted approach with a video we're calling "Te Reo Quarry."
From our office to our quarry sites, the goal is simple: encourage everyone to learn and use a few words and phrases in te reo Māori. Whether it's saying, "Kia ora", "Mōrena", "Ngā mihi" or "Ka kite anō", every word spoken helps keep the language alive and thriving.
The beauty of learning te reo Māori is that you don't have to be perfect. It's about giving it a go, building confidence, and showing respect for the rich culture and heritage of Aotearoa.
A huge thank you to our teams across Stevenson locations who got involved and helped bring this video to life. Your enthusiasm and willingness to try something new is what makes initiatives like this so special.
This Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori, we encourage everyone to learn a new phrase, use it in conversation, and most importantly... just have a go!

Kia kaha te reo Māori! Happy Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori!

08/09/2026

Seven years in the making. One important step forward. 🌱

Last week, we gathered for a Karakia (opening blessing) and turned the first sod at 77 Newcombe Road, marking the beginning of Stevenson's future sand resource for the Waikato.
After years of planning, consenting, and perseverance, it was rewarding to see this project move from concept to reality.
The site is expected to provide around 25 years of concrete sand, helping support the homes, roads, schools, and infrastructure our growing communities rely on across the Waikato and Bay of Plenty.
With high-quality sand resources becoming increasingly scarce, this milestone is about more than opening a new quarry.
It's about securing a critical resource for the future and ensuring our region has the materials needed to keep building and growing.
Thank you to Ngāti Koroki Kahukura, Ngāti Hauā, our neighbours, landowners, council representatives, and the Stevenson and Fulton Hogan teams who joined us to mark this significant milestone.

🎥 Watch the moment the first sod was turned.

27/08/2026

🚀 Curiosity grows fastest when learning leaves the classroom.

Last Wednesday, students from Redhill School visited Drury Quarry as part of the AQA Rock Our Future School Competition. 👷‍♂️ 👷‍♀️

A useful lesson from visits like these is that context makes learning stick. When students can connect what they learn at school to real places and real work, they gain a much deeper understanding of how the world around them operates.

From seeing the scale of the quarry 🚜 to learning where the materials used in roads and buildings come from 🛣️🏗️, the visit helped bring science and infrastructure to life. 🔬

The questions, observations, and enthusiasm from the students showed the power of hands-on learning. 🙋‍♀️🙋‍♂️

08/07/2026

Most people think Matariki is a celebration. It’s actually a framework for better decision-making.
One of the most useful ideas behind Matariki is its balance of looking back before looking forward.
Traditionally, Matariki is a time to remember those who have passed, celebrate what we have today, and then set intentions for the year ahead.
Many of us do the opposite. We rush into goals, plans, and resolutions without taking time to reflect on what we've learned.
The Matariki approach is simple:
🌟 Reflect on the past
🤝 Appreciate the present
🌱 Plan for the future
At Stevenson, our Matariki video shares this enduring tradition and the values that continue to resonate today's reflection, connection, and renewal.
It's a reminder that the strongest foundations for future success often come from pausing long enough to understand where we've come from.
Mānawatia a Matariki.

07/07/2026

Most people think Matariki is a celebration. It’s actually a framework for better decision-making.

One of the most useful ideas behind Matariki is its balance of looking back before looking forward.
Traditionally, Matariki is a time to remember those who have passed, celebrate what we have today, and then set intentions for the year ahead.
Many of us do the opposite. We rush into goals, plans, and resolutions without taking time to reflect on what we've learned.

The Matariki approach is simple:
🌟 Reflect on the past
🤝 Appreciate the present
🌱 Plan for the future

At Stevenson, our Matariki video shares this enduring tradition and the values that continue to resonate today's reflection, connection, and renewal.
It's a reminder that the strongest foundations for future success often come from pausing long enough to understand where we've come from.

Mānawatia a Matariki.

29/06/2026

After a bit of a walking mission — and following the rainbow trail 🌈😊 , I managed to drop off our Jammies for June donation 📦!
Huge shoutout to my amazing Stevenson colleagues for getting behind this and donating new PJs to help keep kids warm this winter 💙
So proud to be part of a team that shows up for the community and makes a real difference! 🙌

17/06/2026

This June, Stevenson is donating to Jammies for June to help kids stay warm.
We’re not just a quarry we’re also supporting our community in practical ways that make a real difference.
A small act donating new pyjamas can mean a warmer night and better rest for a child who needs it.
Let’s come together and make a difference one pair of jammies at a time!

To Donate https://www.jammiesforjune.org.nz/s/412/270

09/06/2026

We’re supporting Jammies for June! 💤💙

You can now drop off donations at our Stevenson Drury and Penrose offices. Every pair of warm pyjamas helps our tamariki stay cosy this winter.

Let’s come together and make a difference one pair of jammies at a time!

https://www.jammiesforjune.org.nz/s/412/270

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04/06/2026

Men & Women in Pink 🎀💗

Last Friday, the Stevenson Drury Quarry team came together in support of the Breast Cancer Foundation at our 2026 Pink Ribbon Breakfast.
From home baking and sweet treats to a fun quiz and prizes, the morning was filled with generosity, learning, and a whole lot of pink spirit! A big thank you to Melanie, Anje, and Sharleen for organising such a meaningful event.
Breast cancer impacts thousands of New Zealanders every year and for many of us, it hits close to home through friends, whānau, and colleagues.
💗 Thanks to everyone who donated and took part, we raised over $850 to help fund vital services including mobile screening, education, and support for those affected.
So proud to see our team come together for such an important cause.

02/06/2026

May Winner 📷 Rock the Shot Results Are In! 📷

Big congratulations to Ella Kelso, our Best Quarry Photo winner for May! 🎉
A massive thank you as well to everyone who entered your incredible photos keep shining a light on the great work happening across our quarries. 🏆

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