Digging deeper solutions across the ditch with trenchless tech
Trenchless technology is carving out groundbreaking ways to rehabilitate pipelines without the mess, and International No-Dig 2026 is key to these developments.
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More water utilities, more floor space
As more water utilities get involved in No Dig Down Under, there’s still time to showcase your solutions to the industry’s key decision makers.
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Last chance! No-Dig Down Under almost sold out
Opportunities for this year’s No-Dig Down Under are drying up, with only 20 exhibition stands left.
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Easter surprise for Queens Walk commuters
Hobart commuters are expected to regain access to Queens Walk before Easter, as work to install a new sewer pipeline progresses two weeks ahead of schedule.
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Keeping pipelines in Western Australia supported
Regional pipeline replacement provides a fair world first
Goulburn Valley Water (GVW) will start a significant water pipeline replacement project along Fair Street in Shepparton on 11 March.
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Trusting the best in pipeline spacers
Pipeline spacers and centraliser solutions delivering excellence across Australia
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25 years of trenchless technology success with kwik-ZIP
Portsea to Sorrento water main completed
South East Water has completed the 4.4 km Portsea to Sorrento water main pipeline upgrade along Point Nepean Road, securing a safe and reliable water supply for locals and visitors — now and into the future.
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Industry partnering around trenchless technology
Next year, No-Dig Down Under is set to take place at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre on September 17 and 18. This event offers an excellent chance for industry professionals to forge new partnerships in trenchless technology.
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Vinyl and PVC proves crucial for modern society, despite setbacks
The Vinyl Council of Australia (VCA) has unveiled a new video highlighting the crucial role PVC plays in modern society, from our homes to our hospitals, as part of its efforts to support its partners across the PVC sector.
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