Bridge Renewal Program Round 4 Awards are due out soon

How can you keep the funds and work in your local community?

InQuik supplies lightweight, preassembled bridge structure components (decks, abutments, wing walls and headstocks/bladepiers). Our "place and pour" methodology means that an InQuik Bridge can be installed by semi-skilled labour in 2-3 days over a 2 week project timeline. This ease of construction enables council road crews to install the bridge themselves, and maximises the use of local resources (labour, contractors, concrete, crane hire, etc).

Upgrading a single lane timber bridge to a dual lane InQuik integral bridge (12m span, 8.1m-wide, 1.0m-high abutments)? Prices start from $123,000+GST (+delivery).

InQuik manufacturing is based out of Newcastle, NSW. The products are made using Australian steel, and they're certified by SMEC to comply with AS5100 (2017) Bridge Design code, with T44 (68 tonne) and SM1600 load ratings available.

Check out some example projects: http://inquik.com.au/projects/

Email enquiries@inquik.com.au or call 0419 167 680.

Capture the whole story with the new Philips Body-Worn Video Recorder

Enjoy peace of mind while on duty. The Philips VideoTracer Body-Worn Recorder (DVT3120) will protect you when the unexpected happens. Rely on excellent video and audio performance to provide you with crystal clear evidence when you need it. The DVT3120 is built to withstand the rigors of your job without sacrificing quality of recording.

• Full-HD 1080p recording to capture every detail
• 170° wide angle coverage for a complete picture of any incident
• Robust and water-resistant design for extra durability (IP67)
• Night-vision mode to capture a sharp, high-quality recording in low-light conditions
• Watermark with date, time and ID and GPS
• Pre- and post record function with motion sensor

Available now from Dictate360, an Australian-authorised Philips reseller.

Guaranteed best pricing in Australia.

www.dictate360.com.au | Ph: 1300 552 053

Learn how to interpret & present demographic data to decision makers

Attend the Using Demographic Data to Enhance Decision-Making Masterclass to develop a deeper understanding of how to apply data in a meaningful way. Learn how to analyse demographic data to identify critical evidence and how to then interpret and present data to enable and influence effective decisions.

Agenda highlights include:

• Exploring the different types of decisions and the impact that evidence can play in the decision-making process
• The how, what and when – getting the right demographic data to enable decision-making
• Demonstrating how demographic data can contribute to better infrastructure and service delivery decisions
• Interpreting data, analysing data and pulling it all together

Download the program

Wouldn’t it be great if your annual report was easy?

Preparing your Council’s Annual Report can be stressful, time-consuming and messy. And it must be well-polished, reflecting the same pride you take in your achievements for the local community. At Emroy Creative Group, we’re equally proud of the work we do for our clients.

We can simplify the task and minimise the stress it places on your busy team.

Our talented, multidisciplinary team can act as an extension to yours. Or, select from specialty services you can’t perform in-house. Have us manage the entire project, or select specific services such as project management, design, copywriting, content editing or printing.

We tailor our services to your needs. Our experts will meet with you, strategise and devise a plan that’ll deliver your Annual Report on time, on budget and stress-free.

Are you ready for your Annual Report to be a far less stressful task this year?

Visit emroy.com.au/annual-reports or email contact@emroy.com.au or call 02 9545 5291

Iconic Events Share Money-Making Secrets

The Business of Events (7-8 February 2019 in Sydney) conference gives you unprecedented access to those leading many of Australia's major events providing you the insights on how your organisation can build strategies to develop, attract or win events for your regions. Learn about the inner-workings and growth plans of:

• World Surf League Australia, Andrew Stark, General Manager
• Australian Grand Prix Corporation, Andrew Westacott, CEO
• Melbourne International Comedy Festival, Damien Hodgkinson, Executive Director
• Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras, Terese Casu, CEO
• Invictus Games Sydney, Patrick Kidd, CEO
• IMG Fashion Asia-Pacific, Natalie Xenita, Executive Director

The list of government departments sending delegates grows daily including: Tourism Australia, City of Belmont, Sunshine Coast Council, Destination NSW, Willoughby City Council, Tourism WA and more.

Be inspired by over 40 speakers– learn how they sell and retain sponsors, how they market both domestically and internationally to acquire audiences and their process for identifying growth opportunities.

To view the full program and for more information, visit www.thebusinessofevents.com.au