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The Victorian Government has revealed the joint venture (JV) that has been selected to build the AU$6 billion Metro Tunnel and five new underground stations.

NULCA has released the conference program for its inaugural Damage Prevention Conference, taking place later this year.

The conference program has been released for Australasia’s only dedicated Trenchless Technology conference and exhibition, No-Dig Down Under 2017 (NDDU).

GSSI has updated its BridgeScan™ assessment system for concrete inspection and utility mapping.

One of NULCA’s most valued members and a past president, Elizabeth Boesen, has passed away late last month.

A NULCA member has highlighted the grey area surrounding confined space issues that seem to be commonly encountered in every work area in the locating environment.

This photo was taken by NULCA member Mick McGoldrick of Cavan Constructions during an NBN install in Warrnambool, Victoria.

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 Premier of NSW, Gladys Berejiklian, has revealed details of the two joint ventures (JVs) shortlisted to construct the M4-M5 Link, as part of the WestConnex project.

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

The popularity of hydro excavation is on the rise due to its many advantages over traditional forms of excavation, chief among them its ability to minimise damage to underground infrastructure.

GSSI has updated its BridgeScan™ assessment system for concrete inspection and utility mapping.

Early bird registrations are available for Australasia’s only dedicated Trenchless Technology conference and exhibition, the ASTT’s No-Dig Down Under (NDDU).

Registrations have opened for the next round of ASTT Technical Forums, taking place throughout Australia and New Zealand in July.

It’s your last chance to submit nominations for the 2017 ASTT Awards before the deadline on Thursday.

This photo was taken by one of the Trenchless Australasia team during a Coliban Water site visit in Bendigo, Victoria.

NULCA has started offering a two-day training course – via JB Hunter Technology – for workers who are required to locate and protect underground infrastructure.

NULCA is in the process of finalising the list of speakers for its inaugural Damage Prevention Conference, taking place later this year.

Trenchless Australasia is now offering online and print advertising opportunities to utility location contractors and NULCA members.

The NSW/ACT chapter of Dial Before You Dig (DBYD) held an information session on 12 May, which featured presentation from utility owns and insurance representatives.

For the first time in its history, NULCA has held one of its six annual meetings outside of Australia, in New Zealand’s capital Wellington.

Nominations are closing soon for the 2017 ASTT Awards, which recognise excellence, innovation and achievement in Australia and New Zealand’s trenchless industry.

The ASTT has made several important changes to its leadership team at its AGM, including the appointment of a new President, Vice President and New Zealand Councillor.

The work on Coliban Water’s Bendigo Groundwater project is on schedule to be completed this month.

Queensland-based vacuum loading contractor Supervax has completed the first stage of its new Intergrated Management System (IMS).

Early bird registrations are available for Australasia’s only dedicated Trenchless Technology conference and exhibition, the ASTT’s No-Dig Down Under (NDDU).