PIANC Australia & New Zealand

Bringing together experts on technical, economic, environmental and planning issues pertaining to waterborne transport infrastructure.

Established in 1885, PIANC is the leading global knowledge partner for governments and the private sector in the design, development and maintenance of ports, waterways and coastal areas. As a non-political and non-profit organisation, PIANC brings together the best international experts on technical, economic and environmental issues pertaining to waterborne transport infrastructures.

At the core of PIANC’s mission is the publication of high-quality Technical Reports produced by international Working Groups composed of expert participants from multiple member countries. Through our many conferences and events we bring people together in the ports and maritime communities for knowledge sharing, learning and networking.

PIANC Australia and New Zealand is one of the largest of the 28 recognised National Sections within PIANC International.

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Latest AU-NZ News

Concrete Seminar Brisbane Presentations Now Available!

Presentations are now downloadable from the PIANC Brisbane Seminar 19 June 2025 on ‘Concrete Maintenance & Durability in Maritime Infrastructure’. Download all presentations here -combined file. Individual Presentations from PIANC QLD/NT Chair Dr Sam Mazaheri – Introduction of speakers and purpose of event, and presentation on AS3600 2025 Concrete Structure Code.

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Welcome new TAS Chair David Ewers!

Welcome to David Ewers – our new Regional Chapter Chair Tasmania PIANC AU-NZ is delighted to welcome David Ewers as its new Tasmania Chair. A chartered Senior Structural / Maritime Engineer, he has experience in the design and asset management of port structures around Australia. Since moving from Adelaide to

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We are pleased to announce the publication of PIANC InCom WG 228 - 'Extended Values of ‘Low-Use’ Inland Waterways'!

Find the press release at https://loom.ly/A9-d_dM.

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We are pleased to announce the publication of PIANC InCom WG 219 - 'Guidelines for Inland Waterways Infrastructure to Facilitate Tourism'!

Find the press release at https://loom.ly/dnpy2Zc.

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