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From Pipes to Pixels: Empowering Councils with Stormwater IoT and Digital Twin Strategies

From Pipes to Pixels: Empowering Councils with Stormwater IoT and Digital Twin Strategies

by David Nixon | May 11, 2026 | Commercial Property, Development & Commercial Property, Facilities Management, Industrial & Manufacturing, Knowledge, Local Government, Local Government & Council

Leading the Way: Stormwater Services Australia Expands Strategic Support for NSW Councils

Leading the Way: Stormwater Services Australia Expands Strategic Support for NSW Councils

by David Nixon | May 11, 2026 | Commercial Property, Development & Commercial Property, Facilities Management, Industrial & Manufacturing, Local Government, Local Government & Council

Site Water Management: Could You Defend Your Actions in the Event of a Spill?

Site Water Management: Could You Defend Your Actions in the Event of a Spill?

by David Nixon | May 11, 2026 | Commercial Property, Development & Commercial Property, Facilities Management, Industrial & Manufacturing, Knowledge, Local Government, Local Government & Council, Uncategorized

Leading the Way: Stormwater Services Australia Achieves Quadruple ISO Certification

Leading the Way: Stormwater Services Australia Achieves Quadruple ISO Certification

by David Nixon | Mar 30, 2026 | Commercial Property, Development & Commercial Property, Facilities Management, Industrial & Manufacturing, Insurance & Advisory, Legal Issues, Local Government, Local Government & Council, Sustainability

Asset Management Planning: Moving Your Council from Reactive Repairs to Proactive Maintenance

Asset Management Planning: Moving Your Council from Reactive Repairs to Proactive Maintenance

by David Nixon | Jan 22, 2026 | Local Government & Council

For many Local Government engineers, the daily reality is driven by the “complaint phone.” A resident calls about a blocked drain, a Councillor reports a puddle, or a sinkhole opens up on a local road. Work orders are issued, crews are dispatched, and the...
Smart Stormwater: How IoT Monitoring Cuts Inspection Costs by 50% and Boosts Reliability

Smart Stormwater: How IoT Monitoring Cuts Inspection Costs by 50% and Boosts Reliability

by David Nixon | Jan 22, 2026 | Facilities Management, Local Government & Council

For decades, stormwater maintenance has been driven by the calendar, not the condition. Every three or six months, a Council or Facility Manager sends a crew to inspect a Gross Pollutant Trap (GPT) or pump station. 80% of the time, they arrive to find the asset is...
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