This year’s theme was ‘breaking through for modern transport’. Topics covered included the future of transport and how local government can benefit, and an update on the state of the country’s infrastructure by Infrastructure Australia CEO, Romily Madew.
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Presentations
Monday
Opening Address
Mayor David O’Loughlin, President of ALGA
Heavy Vehicle National Regulatory Review
Paul Davies, Executive Leader, Productivity, NTC
UK Perspective on Funding Local Roads
Matthew Lugg OBE, Head of Profession, Local Government, WSP, UK
ARRB and its Work with Local Government
Michael Caltabiano, CEO, ARRB
Tuesday
The Future of Transport – How Local Government Can Benefit
Lord Mayor Sandy Verschoor, City of Adelaide
The Future of Transport – How Local Government Can Benefit
Joe Di Santo, Sale and Marketing Director, SEA Electric
The Future of Transport- How Local Government Can Benefit
Peter Damen, CEO, Level 5 Design
What Funding Are We Asking For and Why
Matthew Lugg OBE, Head of Profession, Local Government, WSP, UK
Drones – A New Take on First Mile, Last Mile and Asset Management
Andrew Chapman, Co-Director and Drone Operator, AUAV
The Latest from Austroads
Richard Delplace, Network Program Manager, Austroads
Turning The Technology Big Wheels
Lou Boyle, National Manager, Local Government, Teletrac Navman
Circular Economy
Graham Henderson, Downer
Circular Economy
Liam O’Keefe, Tyre Stewardship Australia
Russell King, Principal Engineer, City of Mitcham
Wednesday
Road Safety Research and Best Practice
Jeremy Woolley, Associate Professor, UniSA
A National View on Road Safety
Gabby O’Neill, Office of Road Safety
Improve the Network as Well as the Road
David Bobberman, Safety Program Manager, Austroads
Showcasing Local Government Raising Awareness on Road Safety
Peter Frazer, President, SARAH Group
Please contact Jill Brown, Director of National Events for further information.
