Current News
8 April 2026
Significant increase in costs due to the rising cost of diesel fuel, is impacting many body corporate costs ranging from rubbish collection to oil-fired water heating, ventilation and building heating systems. Committees need to review their budgets.
11 February 2026
Appointment strengthens BCCG–SCA (NZ) collaboration and advances Transform30 priorities
BCCG has appointed Anita Reinecke to the National Executive. Anita brings 25+ years’ experience across governance, operations and sector education, and was recently re-elected President of Strata Community Association (NZ). Her appointment deepens the constructive relationship between BCCG and SCA (NZ) and directly supports Transform30, with a focus on Education & Partnering, Advocacy, and Awareness for owners, committees and multi-unit communities.
National President Tim Jones, who also serves on the SCA (NZ) Board, welcomed the appointment: “Anita’s steady, people-centred leadership will help us deliver clearer guidance, better tools and a stronger voice for communities across Aotearoa.”
20 December 2025
On behalf of the National Executive, I would like to wish all BCCG members, whether Body Corporates, Associate members Life members or Sponsors, a very Merry Christmas and a safe and happy New Year.
5 October 2025
Earlier this week, Minister Penk announced proposed changes to the legislation concerning the Earthquake Prone Building (EPB) system. BCCG was fortunate to be the representative of the unit title residential apartments sector on the ministerial Seismic Review Steering Group.
16 September 2025
BCCG and REINZ jointly present a webinar on the complexities involved in selling unit title properties – especially apartments. Whilst targeting real estate professionals and covering all the detail they need to know about the property they’re marketing; this 30-minute webinar is also essential viewing for anyone considering buying an apartment.
3 September 2025
On 13 August BCCG launched a set of guidelines to help bodies corporate prepare for emergency situations they may find themselves facing.
