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Utilities have relied on legacy systems for decades, but how can they bridge the gap between ageing infrastructure and next-generation...

For water and wastewater treatment facilities, it’s easy to think of reliability, sustainability and efficiency as separate challenges – but...

Building customer trust in 2025 now depends on adapting in real-time to ever‑shifting needs – and invisible intelligence is key....

Australia’s ageing water networks are facing more pressure than ever, but how can utilities rise to the challenge?  With climate...

Detecting small water leaks in challenging environments requires a highly skilled technician – and it’s vital that these operators are...

Australia’s water sector is facing unprecedented challenges and innovation holds the key to building a resilient and sustainable industry. Climate...

As the demand for resilient power solutions grows, ensuring battery charger safety, compliance and reliability for stationary applications is critical....

Wastewater networks are home to a plethora of assets, often of varying ages and materials, so tackling inflow and infiltration...

A wide-scale smart meter rollout is a mammoth undertaking, but how can utilities successfully set up a staged digital journey?...

Recent attention from mass media outlets has sparked concerns about forever chemicals in Australia’s water supply – but there’s a...

Insufficient public charging infrastructure is hindering Australia’s uptake of electric vehicles, but an answer lies with the humble powerpole. The...

Regular condition assessments of FRP composite assets are vital in order to prevent failure in water and wastewater systems –...

The utility industry is in the middle of an infrastructure boom and as every sector powers ahead with their own...

When disaster strikes and vital network infrastructure goes down, it’s all hands on deck – but utilities and communities need...

As Australia faces a future affected by climate change, the reliability of its water systems become more important than ever....

World-first research has shown purified recycled drinking water use is set to double by 2050. An Australian-led research project has...

By leveraging AI tools, utilities can enhance efficiency, optimise resource allocation, and adopt proactive maintenance strategies. AI and machine learning...

The utility sector is powering ahead, with a huge pipeline of critical infrastructure projects set to be rolled out over...

Following a monumental recovery effort, Energy Queensland shares the pain, the power and the glory of back-to-back disasters. Even for...

The race to modernise Australia’s essential services hinges on innovation and collaboration – and Converge is making it happen. Australia’s...

Behind all of Australia’s critical water infrastructure lies a team of expert engineers, but how can utilities secure this talent...

The finalists for the 2025 Women in Industry Awards have been unveiled, and we’re thrilled to see some of the...

Electricity is an essential service we all rely on – but working with electrical equipment carries inherent risk. Maintaining strict...

Choosing the right solution is not only about delivering the required performance but ensuring support is available to keep things...

Following on from Steel Mains’ SINTAKOTE® steel pipe system receiving an Environmental Product Declaration at end of 2022, the company...

For decades, Modec has collaborated across industries to offer versatile portable actuators. By understanding market demands, Modec has pioneered a...

As utilities embrace digital innovation, effective field services are the driving force behind widespread integration. Smart meters are revolutionising the...

AusNet’s $3.5 billion investment proposal aims to ensure its network meets customers’ needs now and into the future – but...

As storm events grow more severe, so does the risk of inflow and infiltration – highlighting the need for smarter,...

Stormwater and sewer asset owners often have to maintain many different types of networks, but the optimal equipment for one...