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    Road Condition Inspection Camera System

    By: Jacqui Mclean , yesterday

    Our Council is currently considering the use of a camera system installed on its rubbish collection trucks for the purpose of capturing road condition footage/information.  Are any other Councils doing this?  If so, are they using Council owned vehicles ...

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    Re: Marine revetment Walls

    By: Farayi Kaisa , 2 days ago

    We would like to benchmark asset information for marine revetment walls to ensure we are within range with other Councils.  Are there any Councils which can provide us with the following information for marine revetment wall assets: Design Life ...

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    RE: Reaching out for peer ideas on Hydraulic model ...

    By: Ian Burrows , 3 days ago

    Hi all, there are a many benefits to the development and application of hydraulic models. I would argue that in some respects, the periodic master plan applications are important but outweighed by the other applications. I am biased as someone who has ...

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    National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR) Updates on ...

    By: Robert Wilson , 3 days ago

    Hi All For those who attended last year's IPWEA Fleet Management Workshop, you would have heard from Jennifer Rotili and Greg Fill from NHVR on upcoming updates to their website and associated HVNL and CoR information. This has now been published ...

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    RE: Reaching out for peer ideas on Hydraulic model ...

    By: Ryan Catling , 5 days ago

    G'day Erik, Without delving into the wider benefits that can be obtained from having a hydraulic model of the network, possibly the most valuable reason for having an in-house model is for the review of development proposals to ensure any new developments ...

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