Darrell and Marlene are proud and passionate supporters of the Access to Adventure Trust and its vision to open the ocean to people living with physical, intellectual, or mental health challenges.
Ricki joined the team in 2020 as a hammerhand, then apprentice carpenter, and now he’s about to complete his apprenticeship and become a fully-fledged carpenter.
If there’s one way to describe the construction sector right now, it’s a tale of two halves—the North and South Islands.
The first half of 2026 has been busy for the Trigg team, with several exciting projects progressing on site and a strong pipeline of new work preparing to get underway.
What a day to remember. More than 200 people, including Darrell, Marlene and the Trigg team, came together at the end of August to celebrate the opening of Stand Tū Māia’s new Whangārei Centre.
The ocean is a mighty force, in this case for good. The Access to Adventure Trust is a newly formed Charitable Trust set up to provide year-round access to the ocean for individuals with physical or intellectual disabilities
For Team Trigg and our extended team of subbies, it’s time to down tools for the year and take a well-deserved break. Before we do that, here’s a quick update on what we’ve been doing over the last quarter of 2025.
Over two incredible and very packed days in September, more than 500 people from across the building and construction sector, including me, came together in Auckland for Constructive 2025.
Leone joined the team in October last year as Project Support and Trigg’s Health, Safety, and Wellbeing Manager. Trigg’s track record of constructing beautiful buildings and amazing spaces, along with their passion for community, is what initially drew Leone to the role.
9-15 June was Men’s Health Week. The aim of this annual event is to get guys to think about and know a little more about their health.
