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From Assets to Outcomes: Why It’s Time to Rethink How We...
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Our central question should not be about the asset itself, but rather about the outcomes we aim to achieve. While infrastructure asset...
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As Australian councils embrace the promise of smart cities, integrating sensors, Internet of Things devices, and digital systems into transport, water, energy, and public...
Growing Threat to Public Lighting from Cable Theft
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Committed to the regional community
Sean Robinson’s family owned several quarries in central Queensland, so his after school and weekend job was operating machines and working in the family...
Bringing a technology focus to asset management
Fleur Tytheridge had no intention of moving to New Zealand, but when she came out from the UK to her brother’s wedding, she loved...
All about the impact
When it comes to Ben Clark, the legal profession’s loss has proved to be asset management’s gain. South Australian Clark began his undergraduate life...
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When most people have long service leave they take a cruise or go on a long and relaxing holiday. Greg Blaze took a very...
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New Zealand reforms speed up infrastructure approvals
Ten new infrastructure planning changes have been implemented in New Zealand as preliminary measures while the Government prepares to replace its existing national Resource...
Infrastructure pipeline at a five year high, but capacity to deliver...
Australia’s five year Major Public Infrastructure Pipeline increased by $29 billion in 2025 to reach $242 billion, the highest level since Infrastructure Australia began...
Dutch water utility adopts digital twin technology
Dutch drinking water utility Brabant Water is creating one of Europe’s largest digital water networks, serving 2.6 million residents and businesses across North Brabant...
Pop Up cooling hub is Sydney’s response to extreme heat
With summer on its way in Australia the City of Sydney has responded with a pop up cooling hub in inner-city Belmore Park. The...
Local Government struggling with the cost of climate change
Local government revenues are not keeping up with the increasing cost of mitigating climate change, according to a new report by the Australia Institute.
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New earthquake regulations could save New Zealand $8.2 billion
The New Zealand government has announced changes in its approach to managing earthquake-prone buildings in reforms which are forecast to save building owners around...
