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Good for another half century 
Refurbishing sewage infrastructure without interrupting service to the community is a challenging task. But with its Seabreeze project the North Shore City Council and its contractor team delivered the goods again – on time and within budget. more
 
They catch you if you fall 
MENTION safety nets to people and they immediately think of the large nets strung under flying trapeze acts at the circus. more
 
Automation knowledge is power 
Cathy Parker attended the Citect User Conference in Port Douglas and filed this report. more
 
Moulding company takes on Chinese competition 
IN AN unusual role reversal, Auckland plastic injection moulding manufacturing company Adept has installed a machine which could take its Chinese competitors head on. more
 
Domestic petroleum industry boosts self-sufficiency 
New Zealand started unlocking its hydrocarbon resources in earnest in the 1960s. Today, it provides a significant chunk of our operational energy requirements, and there is scope to increase this figure. more
 
Static an unseen danger 
SO MANY fires and explosions around the world can be attributed to static electricity. Static is a recognised “source of ignition” anywhere there is dust, vapours or gas. Recent examples of its danger can be found here and overseas. In the US, ethyl acetate was being pumped from a portable tank on a pallet when a spark occurred due to insufficient bonding. As a result a warehouse was burnt to the ground and two people injured. more
 

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