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Engineering Australia 2007

Australia, Sydney - 27th March 2007
The Engineering Australia 2007 conference will examine issues on the engineering's skills crisis, education and training, sustainability and how government, industry and education can work together.
Date(s)
27th March 2007
Venue
Hilton on the Park
Ticketing
For rates please email: enquiries@informa.com.au
Contact for booking / more info
enquiries@informa.com.au
Program
For full agenda please visit www.informa.com.au/engineering

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