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INDUSTRY & PROJECTS NEWS

VIC: Euroa Saleyards stage two scheduled to begin
The Victorian government has announced the beginning of stage two of the Euroa Saleyard upgrade. Minister for Regional Development, Jaala Pulford, said the upgrades would build upon previous works completed last year.

WA: Kwinana wastewater upgrades complete
More than $15.2 million worth of wastewater system upgrades have been completed in Bertram, Parmelia and Orelia. Minister for Water, Mia Davies, said the upgrades were vital for contained regions within Kwinana.

QLD: $251 million Queensland University student housing project
The Queensland government has approved a $251 million student accommodation precinct at the University of Queensland. Construction is expected to commence mid-2017.

SA : $2 million grant for Midfield milk processing facility
The South Australian government has announced a $2 million grant to support a $60 million milk processing facility in Penola. Minister for Regional Development, Geoff Brock, said the grant would provide the state’s dairy sector with a much needed boost.

NT: Rum Jungle rehabilitation program $10 million extension
The Northern Territory government has announced an allocation of $10 million to continue rehabilitation planning at the Rum Jungle Uranium mine site.

WA: $10.5 million Busselton redevelopment
The Western Australian government has announced a $10.5 million redevelopment of Busselton to accommodate the local tourism industry. The project is expected for completion in 2017.

STOREFRONT NEWS

Protective Housing SGHF-HT for optoNCDT laser displacement sensors
Sensors are exposed to adverse conditions in numerous applications. In the past, the sensor's sensitive electronics could only be used at temperatures of up to 50 °C at a maximum.

South Australia $6 billion major projects commitment
More than $6 billion worth of major infrastructure projects are currently underway or scheduled to begin in South Australia over the 2016 period, precedent to the growing number of infrastructure development opportunities within the state.

Training Seminar at Europe Imports gets thumbs up
Europe Imports recently hosted an informative LATICRETE and Europe Imports Swimming Pool training seminar at its store in Seven Hills, NSW. There was a great mix of pool builders, pool tilers and mosaic tilers in attendance.

Level Crossing Removal Project gains traction
The Victorian government has embarked on an ambitious plan to remove 50 of the state’s most dangerous and congested level crossings around Melbourne.

Infrared guided measurement (IGM™)
Many industry professionals today rely on test and measurement tools for electrical and mechanical repairs, industrial plant maintenance, HVAC troubleshooting and electronic testing.

Energex turns to solar for a challenging lighting situation
Orion has received another order from Energex to illuminate signage where grid power is not easily available. When planning new lighting, always include the cost of accessing the grid. The solar option is often the lowest cost.

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