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1 event,This conference will cover 5 programme themes: Cities, Utilities and Industries Leading Change; Re-Charting the Course of Water Resources; Enabling Progress with Good Governance, Sustainable Finance and ICT; Water Quality, Safety and Human Health and Water and Wastewater Processes and Treatments. Members of the Programme Committee are 19 world famous water professionals. |
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As we head north through the City of Wanneroo, Peter Erskine, the Acting Manager of Land Development at Wanneroo, will talk us through a number of assets that have been built over the past 6 years. Together we will examine the application of water sensitive urban design criteria and the outcomes that have been delivered on…
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COME CELEBRATE WATER WEEK with us at our next Water Industry Night and hear about the new Drainage for Liveability Program TIME: 5.30 pm for a 6.00 start - 7.30 pm DATE: Tuesday 18 October 2016 PLACE: Department of Planning, 140 William Street, Perth As Perth transitions into a Water Sensitive City, the Water Corporation has collaborated with… |
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2 events,Public parkland for sport, recreation and leisure functions, social gatherings, entertainment and tourism plays a vital role in community health and well being and the prevention of chronic disease. Now that all local governments are required to develop local public health plans, it follows that a strategy for public open space is also required. The…
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Water Corporation and Department of Water will be hosting the annual Waterwise Council Forum at John Tonkin Water Centre, Leederville.. This event is an important opportunity for local government to network with peers and industry, learn about the latest innovation in water efficiency and highlight best practice water management in local government across the state. … |
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Celebrate National Water Week and the achievements of the WA water industry at the AWA WA Annual Water Industry Awards Dinner. Join us on 21 October 2016 at the Parmelia Hilton, Perth, for the AWA WA Water Awards Dinner. The evening aims to celebrate our members and promote the outstanding work contributed by individuals and… |
1 event,The 2016 National Conference is open for registration. This year we have listened to you, our members in the industry and have crafted a programme to address the issues you care most about. This is your industry event. More information here. |
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With summer around the corner, the Liberal National Government, through the Water Corporation, has partnered with South Metropolitan TAFE to deliver six free waterwise irrigation workshops across Perth. More than 40 per cent of household water use occurs outside the home and Water Minister Mia Davies today encouraged the community to take part in the… |
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The new Public Health Act requires each local government to prepare a local public health plan that applies to its local government district. This legislation provides an opportunity for local governments to highlight the role they play in promoting and delivering health activities, infrastructure and services. To support the Act the Department of Sport and… |
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Hosted by Dr Nina Hall and Associate Professor Eva Abal from the University of Queensland’s Global Change Institute, this webinar will explore the Sustainable Development Goals for water and sanitation, examining their relevance, implications and operationalisation in the Australian water sector. This webinar will provide a current snapshot of the need for SDGs in our… |
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Please join us for a short annual meeting of the Hydrology and Resources Panel, which will precede a technical session on the update to Australian Rainfall and Runoff. Since publication, Australian Rainfall and Runoff (ARR) has remained one of the most widely used guidelines published by Engineers Australia. With nationwide applicability, balancing the varied climates… |
3 events,View Awards for Excellence winning projects in the Northern and Southern Suburbs that demonstrate planning, environmental and engineering innovation. Project visits include a site tour and commentary from the developer. These projects have the highest level of peer recognition in the development industry. Further info This year’s theme is Foundations for Tomorrow. We will explore environmental trends and their influence on the environment industry through to 2050. The conference will consider the following themes: How legislation has changed to accommodate social / community expectations for the environment Living with the impacts of climate change, including sea level rise, and its… By 2050, the Commonwealth government aims to have Australia’s population reach 35 million. This significant increase will have implications for resources of all types, not least of all water, and the way we manage stormwater. This two-day course covers the principles of water sensitive urban design (WSUD) relating to source control of stormwater. The content… |
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We’re thrilled to have Andy Reese, the Vice President at AMEC Foster Wheeler, with us. Andy has over 35 years’ experience in a wide variety of stormwater management, water resources, hydraulic and hydrologic engineering research and management roles. He will share his knowledge of the history of how local government stormwater utilities came about in…
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SPEL has recently acquired an FRP manufacturing facility in NSW and had spent a lot of resources applying LEAN Manufacturing processes. We’d love to introduce one of our key fiberglass engineers, Javier G Flores Nakashima, who will speak about UL1316 and the intricacies of fibreglass tank manufacturing. He’ll be joined by guest speakers Elisha Radwanowski,…
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Presenter: Bernie Masters, FIA Technology Pty Ltd Abstract Vegetated floating islands can enhance the ability of natural and constructed wetlands to reduce nutrients and other pollutants, while creating wildlife habitat and improving wetland aesthetics. Since the 1970s, wetlands have been widely used around the world to improve water quality but the understanding that most nutrient reduction…
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