Spin me right round: spiral wound lining for sustainable pipe maintenance

Spiral wound lining is a sustainable method of pipe maintenance, allowing water authorities and councils to renew their critical infrastructure.

27 April, 2023

Navigating the infrastructure cliff

As water assets reach the end of their service life, the cost of renewal could overwhelm water authorities and their ability to meet the expectations of customers.

30 November, 2022

Innovative trenchless technology brings ageing pressure pipelines to life

Asset owners face significant challenges when tackling the problem of ageing infrastructure, with projects sitting on for years, waiting for the right technology and delivery partner to come along. Environmental constraints, budget limitations and delivery risk are all factors that can stop a project getting off the ground.

30 November, 2022

Create order from chaos of the information explosion

A major concern for CIOs is managing the vast amounts of information being created, with 41 per cent of CIOs pinpointing information sprawl as their top challenge.

27 October, 2022

Staying ahead of the ever-changing security threat

CIOs from organisations across the public sector are saying that the growing security threat is one of their top challenges as they try to find ways to balance security with access to information.

27 October, 2022

Cloud readiness alone isn’t enough

Integration is vital for organisations to get right if they are to fulfil their promise of providing better end-to-end processes and outstanding online services to citizens. But there are many barriers CIOs face.

27 October, 2022

AI drives change in the water sector

Technology fuelled by AI is enabling councils and water utilities to leave mundane asset maintenance tasks behind and focus on high value work.

12 September, 2022

Reconciliation Action Plan helps close the gap

Pipeline infrastructure company Interflow has officially launched its first Reconciliation Action Plan, joining thousands of other corporate leaders who have formally committed to advancing reconciliation through the RAP program.

7 September, 2022

Q&A with CyberArk’s Regional Director ANZ Thomas Fikentscher

Thomas Fikentscher, Regional Director ANZ, CyberArk, chats to Government News about identity security and the changing threat landscape.

1 September, 2022

Implementing the Essential Eight

What you need to know about the Essential Eight.

1 September, 2022

Security experts say spear-phishing on the rise

A survey of leading security experts indicates that spear-phishing is on the increase.

1 September, 2022

Critical infrastructure the new target for cyber criminals

Technological advances, a shifting geopolitical climate and cultural changes in the way we work and conduct business are opening new avenues for cyber criminals to steal information, disrupt systems and potentially threaten human safety.

1 September, 2022

Data and the city –  enabling smart cities to thrive

The true value of data for a smart city isn’t just collecting it – it’s about the ability to aggregate and analyse data from disparate sources to deliver deeper insights and provide municipalities with a fuller picture of overall city operations.

13 July, 2022

Q&A about smart cities with Seagate’s Jeff Park

GN chats with Jeff Park, Seagate’s Country Manager, ANZ about the challenges and benefits of smart cities.

13 July, 2022