New issue of Utility magazine out now

The February 2019 issue of Utility magazine is now online.

The latest issue looks at reading between the lines of large-scale data; building a culture of security resilience; harnessing solar energy to create clean fuels; women in STEM and much more!

New National Hydrogen Plan commitment

The Labor Party has announced that it will commit to establishing a National Hydrogen Plan, supporting hydrogen as the fuel of choice in the future.

$500 million available for water infrastructure

Is your 2019 marketing strategy sorted?

January is the time for setting (and often breaking) resolutions. While it’s great to set goals about your health, finances and life in general, don’t neglect your business marketing goals. Have you got them sorted?

It’s often quiet for businesses at the moment, which makes it the perfect time to do some planning. How is your 2019 going to look? If you don’t have a strategy in place for your marketing, you’re already making life difficult for yourself.

You should be thinking about things like digital options, content marketing, your website, social media and your newsletter. It’s enough to make your head spin!

Monkey Media (the creator of Utility) put together a white paper that will make your content marketing strategy creation easy.

Why inspecting your tyres is wheely important

Tyres are an important safety component of any wheeled machine, however, their condition is often overlooked. Because tyres are the only contact your vehicle or machine has with the surface it’s operating on, they need to respond accurately to steering commands and cope with the stress associated with braking, cornering and accelerating. Here are some important things to consider when inspecting tyre condition.

nbn Co joins global networking body

nbn Co announced that it is the first commercial Australian network operator to become a member of the global Open Networking Foundation (ONF).

Safety and productivity drive vacuum excavation solutions

As the civil and construction sector takes on more complex and technically challenging work, Australian contractors are demanding equipment that can deliver on the needs of their increasingly intricate projects. Sequentia Services has heard the industry’s calls for excavation equipment that can perform in tight spaces and hazardous conditions, and — with the help of several new acquisitions — are ready to meet them.