Timothy Bond

1 week ago | pipeliner.com.au | Timothy Bond

Construction has commenced on Hunter Water’s biggest water infrastructure project since the upgrade of Grahamstown Dam. The first sod has been turned at the site set to become Hunter Water’s new Belmont desalination plant. Once operational, the NSW plant will convert seawater to drinking water through a process known as desalination.

2 weeks ago | pipeliner.com.au | Timothy Bond

The Australian Pipeliner takes a closer look at what makes Steel Mains the water pipeline powerhouse it is today. While there may be opportunities to source cost-effective pipe materials from international suppliers, these options present a range of challenges for purchasers. Steel Mains stands apart in the industry for its long history of local manufacturing and strong relationships with local raw material suppliers.

2 weeks ago | pipeliner.com.au | Timothy Bond

The Australian Pipeliner sat down with Pipeline Plant Hire to discuss the recipe behind the company’s success in the water infrastructure industry. While demand for water is increasing, there is only a fixed amount available. In response to this growing need, water corporations are looking to significantly increase distribution networks and the efficiency of these systems. Part of this challenge is delivering water pipeline projects quickly, safely and effectively.

3 weeks ago | pipeliner.com.au | Timothy Bond

Elaflex is backing the pipeline industry with expertly crafted expansion joints. As a specialist in safe connections for the transfer and handling of sensitive gases and fluids, this 100-year company has evolved from a humble bronze foundry in Germany to a global powerhouse in manufacturing and product development. But even if you don’t know the name Elaflex, chances are you’ve seen its products in action.

1 month ago | pipeliner.com.au | Timothy Bond

The Australian Pipeliner explores how polyethylene pipes can contribute to a sustainable industry. Polyethylene (PE) has been used in piping for more than 60 years, but in the old days its capabilities were severely limited. Fast forward to 2025 and PE pipelines are a dominant force in the utilities industry, making up around 85 per cent of water services infrastructure in Australian cities. They are also prolific in telecommunication, irrigation, and gas transmission networks.