Registrations are now officially open for the National Construction Equipment Convention (NCEC), running from 15-17 November in Sydney, which...
As many as 80 electrical apprentices join inspectors from Access Canberra on worksites each year as part of a...
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Australia’s newest civil construction and infrastructure event, the National Construction Equipment Convention (NCEC), running from 15 – 17 November...
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Simon Smith says that when it comes to cyber security, a utility’s employees are its biggest risk. With over...
Audit and consulting firm, RSM Australia, claims the risk of cyber security attacks is not going away and businesses...
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PwC’s Mark Coughlin and Director Technology, Security and Strategy at auDA, Rachael Falk, have been announced as the keynote...
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by Jesse Tyler, Utility A lack of national water industry oversight is making it difficult for industry leaders to...
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