by Heidi | May 29, 2026 | General, Sustainability & Resilience News
The Sustainability and Resilience in Asset Management (SRiAM) Special Interest Group is seeking expressions of interest from members to join one of the two working groups to develop frameworks on sustainability and resilience in asset management. There is an opportunity to develop clear guidance to asset managers in how to mature their systems and processes to embed sustainable practices and foster resilient assets. Each working group will develop a concise and prescriptive, yet accessible, framework that aligns with existing AMC models in enacting best practice asset management. You could work alongside like-minded experts to develop sorely needed guidance to the asset management community.
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by Heidi | May 28, 2026 | Chapter News, General, WiAM News
The Asset Management Council Perth Chapter recently hosted Women Creating Value: Aligned and Assured Leadership in Asset Management, bringing together a strong and engaged audience for an evening of practical insight, honest discussion and shared professional experience.
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by Heidi | May 27, 2026 | Chapter News, Events, General, Government Community of Practice News
Last week, the AMCouncil Melbourne Chapter welcomed members and guests to a lunchtime technical event in the Melbourne CBD, focused on Managing Ageing Infrastructure at Scale: A Local Government Perspective.
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by Heidi | May 20, 2026 | Events, General, Maintenance & Reliability in Asset Management, Uncategorised
n a collaboration with Federation University Australia, the Asset Management Council is delighted to announce this year’s Research and Industry Day is taking place virtually on Tuesday 9 June 2026.
This is a free event for all guests.
Click here to register
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by Heidi | May 18, 2026 | Chapter News, Conference, Events, General
We are excited to announce the upcoming NZ Chapter Asset Management Symposium, scheduled for August 13, 2026, at the Auckland University of Technology City Campus. This year’s theme is “Doing more for less.”
Mark your calendars and stay tuned for more details! We look forward to seeing you there.
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by Heidi | May 18, 2026 | General
Extreme wet-weather events are increasingly disrupting transport networks, causing more frequent failures to slopes, drainage systems, pavements and rail infrastructure as rainfall intensity rises. While failures often begin at individual assets, the impacts can spread across entire transport corridors, affecting passengers, freight and essential services.
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