Canberra Chapter Connects for AI in Action

Last night, members of the AMCouncil Canberra Chapter gathered for a local hub event, tuning in to the Sydney Chapter’s technical session, AI in Action: Practical Applications for Asset Management Decision-Making.

The session explored three practical applications of artificial intelligence in asset management: engineering-led AI for complex decision-making, computer vision for asset inspection and condition assessment, and AI-assisted data cleaning for asset failure classification and governance.

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Event recap: Career journeys, culture and inclusion in asset management

AMCouncil’s Adelaide Chapter today hosted a lunchtime event exploring the people, experiences and perspectives that shape effective asset management.

The session brought together speakers from across the water, energy, resources and agribusiness sectors to share personal career journeys, practical lessons and reflections on risk, culture, safety, decision-making and organisational objectives.

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Your New AMCouncil Member Portal Is Here

The Asset Management Council is pleased to launch the new AMCouncil member portal — the most significant upgrade to the member experience in years.

Built around member feedback and shaped by the needs of our community, the new portal brings together the tools, knowledge and support members use most into one faster, easier and more connected experience.

This is more than a refreshed website. It is a new digital home for AMCouncil members, designed to help asset management professionals access knowledge, manage their professional development and build confidence in the use of AI.

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The AMCouncil Constitution Review Project Update – June 2026

The Board acknowledges that the proposed constitution amendment dated April 26 did not achieve the 75% pass requirement with 51% voting in favour of the change. The Board intends to proceed with the constitutional redevelopment, adopting a staged approach that breaks the work into manageable components supported by appropriate by‑laws. The work will take as long as needed to ensure the membership is fully consulted and generally happy with the proposals of change. Those that are interested in discussing the constitutional review will be encouraged to register their interest.