Exhibitions / Congresses

Hunter Valley Mining and OH&S Expo 2008

Australia, Newcastle - 24-26 September 2008
The Hunter Valley Mining Expo will attract visitors from all over NSW eager to experience the current cutting edge in the areas of maintenance products, management, technology, communications, earthmoving equipment, recruitment & training, occupational health and safety, dewatering, power generation and distribution, finance and much more.
Date(s)
24-26 September 2008
Venue
Newcastle Entertainment Centre
Ticketing
see website for details
Contact for booking / more info
Level 2, 3-5 Bennett St East Perth Western Australia Australia 6892 Telephone: 1300 887 321 Fax: +61 (08) 9325 7664

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