New challenges require new priorities in asset management
There is an urgent need to recruit, train and retain experienced personnel in infrastructure asset management.
9 January, 2024There is an urgent need to recruit, train and retain experienced personnel in infrastructure asset management.
9 January, 2024ALGA will be contacting councils asking for data for an update of the National State of the Assets report.
6 September, 2023Griffith council has won an engineering award for a portable platform that lowers cemetery workers into graves.
24 March, 2023Council projects have been recognised at the IPWEA awards.
24 March, 2023In the battle to attract and retain skilled workforces, governments need to offer formal training opportunities.
19 October, 2022Georges River Council says there are many benefits to standardising public toilet design.
18 April, 2022IPWEA is calling on all levels of government to commit to educational programs that raise the capacity of asset management practice.
10 March, 2022Governments need to see a strong return on investment in infrastructure projects to highlight to the constituents they understand the needs of the community and are investing wisely.
4 August, 2021Appointments, dismissals and movement in and around government.
4 February, 2020Appointments, departures and movement in and around government.
28 July, 2019Federal Government roads funding will be a boon to local communities, says the IPWEA
6 July, 2015A recent report says local councils should not fear debt.
12 January, 2015Minister hits funding pothole
14 August, 2014Budget puts safety and economic growth at risk say engineers and councils, who want access to affordable debt facilities.
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