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Last minute registrations are still available for the WaterNZ Conference and Expo taking place this week at Claudelands Arena in Hamilton, New Zealand on 20-22 September 2017.

Ditch Witch Australia and Utilicor Technologies have launched the MTC100 coring attachment, advancing keyhole coring technologies that are currently available on the market.

The latest edition of Trenchless Australasia magazine is now available to be read online as a digital magazine.

The winners of the 2017 ASTT Awards have been revealed during No-Dig Down Under’s Gala Dinner and Awards Evening on 14 September.

In what it says is an Australian first, Ventia has successfully installed Aqua-Pipe®, a structural CIPP line solution, to rehabilitate a drinking water main for a local water utility. As one of Australasia’s largest infrastructure services companies, Ventia applied the liner to an at risk 50-year-old water main located under a busy railway line for one of the country’s largest water utilities.

CIMIC Group has appointed Michael Wright as its Deputy CEO, effective immediately.

Queensland Urban Utilities is relying on Trenchless Technology to construct almost AU$175 million of major water and sewerage projects that are currently underway.

Registration for Australasia’s only dedicated Trenchless Technology conference, No-Dig Down Under (NDDU), closes on Friday 8 September 2017.

Primus Line has provided a trenchless sewer rehabilitation solution for two troublesome water mains in New South Wales.

There are less than two weeks until Australasia’s only dedicated Trenchless Technology conference, No-Dig Down Under (NDDU), takes place on the Gold Coast.

No-Dig Down Under 2017 will feature three training courses on horizontal directional drilling (HDD), cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) and pipe bursting, the content of which has been exclusively licenced from the North American Society of Trenchless Technology (NASTT).

The ASTT has successfully hosted a Technical Forums in Victoria, New South Wales, and New Zealand during July.

Australian Gas Networks (AGN) has invested AU$12 million in relocating transmission and high pressure gas mains in Bowden, Adelaide as part of the South Australian Government’s AU$265 million redevelopment project.

No-Dig Down Under 2017 has added free contractor-focused Toolbox Sessions to the conference and exhibition taking place on the Gold Coast, Queensland on 12-15 September.

Subscribe before 11 August 2017 and receive a 10 per cent discount on a one-year subscription to Trenchless Australasia in the lead up to No-Dig Down Under (NDDU) 2017.

Exhibition space for Australasia’s only dedicated Trenchless Technology conference and exhibition, the ASTT’s No-Dig Down Under (NDDU), has sold out.

Last minute registrations are still available for this week’s ASTT Technical Forum taking place in Sydney on Thursday 27 July.

Exhibition space for Australasia’s only dedicated Trenchless Technology conference and exhibition, the ASTT’s No-Dig Down Under (NDDU), has sold out.

Registrations are still available for this month’s ASTT Technical Forums, taking place in Australia and New Zealand.

SA Water has started upgrading 700 m of water pipe in Glenelg to improve supply reliability and reduce the potential for bursts and leaks.

Registration are still available for next month’s ASTT Technical Forums, taking place in Australia and New Zealand.

South East Water (SE Water) last month commenced an AU$2.6 million project to renew a pair of sewer mains 25 km south east of the Melbourne CBD.

The conference program has been released for the ASTT’s conference and exhibition No-Dig Down Under 2017 (NDDU).

Trenchless Australasia speaks to Primus Line’s first Australasian representative Mark Trembath about his how he got his start in trenchless, some of his most memorable projects, and the role of the ASTT in growing the industry.

The Drain Man has acquired an advanced suite of sewer technology from Austeck, which the company’s founder says makes its fleet of sewer rehabilitation equipment among the “best in the world”.

The successful installation of an enhanced spiral wound liner is the result of Interflow and Sekisui Rib Loc Australia (SRLA) working closely together to provide the innovative Trenchless Technology solutions.