The inaugural Oceania Damage Prevention Conference will take place on 20-23 August 2018 at the Gold Coast Conference and Exhibition Centre. The Conference will showcase best practices and international learnings for damage prevention efforts on underground assets and essential infrastructure. Discussions on the initiatives and progress being advanced across the Oceania region, and collaborative approaches with the best practices across the world in damage prevention will be addressed.

WIOA VIC will be taking place on 5-6 September 2018 at the Bendigo Exhibition Centre. All water industry personnel involved in the operation and maintenance of urban, rural and industrial water related infrastructure for the management, conveyance, treatment, discharge and reuse of water and trade wastes should attend this conference. If you’re an operator, manager, engineer, consultant or professional or someone who is working in the water industry or just has an interest in water, then this is a must attend event.…

Asset Management for Critical Infrastructure brings together the utility and infrastructure industries to discuss the latest news and techniques in the sector and explore practical applications that can improve the way assets are managed, from water pipelines to electricity networks and railway lines.

Australia’s most comprehensive clean and renewable energy event, All-Energy Australia will run from 3–4 October 2018 at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre. This free-to-attend, business-to-business conference and exhibition opens up a world of opportunities for the clean energy sector. This year’s event will feature more than 180 world-class speakers, and showcase more than 180 domestic and international exhibiting companies. Held in partnership with the Clean Energy Council, All-Energy Australia provides delegates with exclusive access to the latest technology, information…

The annual forum brings together the whole energy sector to work collaboratively on key issues affecting the long-term interests of consumers. Recognising that data is a critical enabler of choice and shifting power to consumers, the theme for 2019 is: Take charge: Data powering better energy outcomes for consumers. The Forum's Program Development Committee has developed a framing for the event. The frame approaches the Forum's theme through four lenses: Behavioural Regulatory Technical (the energy system) Digital (the data system)…

Join Australia’s premier wind energy specialists for a day of knowledge sharing and networking, featuring in-depth sessions on all the technical challenges currently facing the wind sector. The Wind Industry Forum is an essential professional development opportunity for anyone interested in the technical side of the wind industry.