Gerald Lynch

1 week ago | trenchless-australasia.com | Gerald Lynch

Tailor-made solution for an unusual box culvert at Penrith water recycling plant. The rehabilitation of aging infrastructure presents unique challenges, often requiring innovative solutions to extend asset life while minimising disruption. This was precisely the case at the Penrith water recycling plant in New South Wales, where high water levels in the oxidation ponds caused the culvert structure to become pressurised, leading to surcharges.

2 weeks ago | trenchless-australasia.com | Gerald Lynch

Nominations are closing soon for the 2025 Women in Industry Awards – and this is your final call to make sure the trailblazers in your workplace and networks get the recognition they deserve. For more than a decade, these awards have celebrated the remarkable women redefining what’s possible – from transport and mining to engineering, manufacturing, logistics, and more. Why nominate? Because recognition matters. Visibility matters. Representation matters.

2 weeks ago | shortlist.com | Gerald Lynch

The new Bowers & Wilkins Px7 S3 headphones have a fight on their hands. Not only are they successors to the truly-excellent Px7 S2 headphones — five star cans in their own right — but they launch into a segment of the headphone market where the competition has never been fiercer. Whether it’s Sony’s WH-1000XM5, the Bose QuietComfort Ultra or the Apple AirPods Max, you’ve got lots of great-sounding, feature-rich options where B&W is positioning its latest over-ears.

2 weeks ago | shortlist.com | Gerald Lynch

Looking for some beers that are less snozzwanger and more scrumdiddlyumptious? You’ll want to check out Vault City’s new sour beer collection, inspired by the mad creations of Roald Dahl’s magical chocolatier, Willy Wonka. Vault City’s new ‘Marvellous Liquids’ range includes five new brews, each with a drop of Dahl-like playfulness in the mix. Golden Goose Eggs, Ultimate Gobstopper, Fizzy Lifting Juice, Dissolving Elixir and Chocolate River Imperial Stout — you get the picture yet?

2 weeks ago | shortlist.com | Gerald Lynch

What do you picture when you think of a whisky distillery? The crystal clear streams and heather-strewn hills of the Highlands? Or maybe it’s a whisk(e)y distillery, a bourbon still barn out on the range and balmy, hazy days. What you probably won’t be picturing is an industrial estate tucked away in Battersea, south west London. The capital may be the home of many craft breweries and gin distilleries, but it’s never been the home of whiskey. Doghouse Distillery is hoping to change that.