Infrastructure for the Future2019 APGA Annual Convention & Exhibition

12–15 October 2019

Adelaide Convention Centre, Adelaide, South Australia

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Day 3: Monday 14 October

Day 1: Saturday 12 October 07:00 – 14:00 Golf Willunga Golf Course 10:00 – 17:00 Convention Registration 14:00 – 16:30 Exhibition Set-up 19:00 – 23:00 Welcome Dinner Bonython Hall

08:00 – 08:30 Arrival Light Breakfast 08:00 – 17:00 Convention Registration 08:30 MORNING BUSINESS SESSION Chair: Tony O’Sullivan, Vice President APGA and Chief Operating Officer, MPC Kinetic National Anthem Welcoming Address: Dave Maloney, President, APGA and Managing Director, CNC Project Management 08:50 Chief Executive Officer’s Report: Steve Davies, Chief Executive Officer, APGA 09:10 Opening Address: Government Address for the Opening of the Convention Business Sessions 09:30 Awards Presentation 09:45 Keynote Address: Anna Meares, OAM, former Australian cyclist and the first Australian athlete to win four individual medals at four consecutive Olympic Games 10:30 Morning Tea 11:15 INDUSTRY LEADERS’ PERSPECTIVES Chair: Steve Davies, Chief Executive Officer, APGA CEO Forum A panel of industry leaders providing their insight into the current and future state of the pipeline and gas industries 12:15 An Epic Journey: Reflections on 50 years of Reliable Operations – Moomba to Adelaide Pipeline Chaired by Clive D’Cruz, Chief Executive Officer, Epic Energy SA 12:45 Lunch

08:00 – 16:00 Exhibition Set-up 09:00 – 11:00 Convention Registration 09:30 – 15:30 Sunday Outing The Beachouse, Glenelg 16:00 – 19:30 Convention Registration 17:30 – 18:00 Speakers’ Briefing (Optional) – Hosted by Steve Davies, Chief Executive Officer, APGA 18:00 – 19:30 Exhibition Opening Reception Adelaide Convention Centre 19:30 – 23:00 Opening Dinner Adelaide Convention Centre

Day 2: Sunday 13 October Program

TWO CONCURRENT SESSIONSAFTERNOON BUSINESS SESSION14:15 CONSTRUCTION TECHNIQUES Chair: Leon Richards, APGA Director and GroupTechnical Director- Pipelines, McConnell Dowell Corporation Limited Pipe-in-Pipe Pipelines – Techniques and Construction Methods from the CRISP VTB Project Tom Bickford, Project Engineer, McConnell Dowell Constructors (Australia) Pty Ltd14:45 Trenchless Pipeline Crossings and Landfalls with Direct Pipe Ben Hayes, Sales and Project Manager, Herrenknecht Asia Ltd

14:15 COMPETENCY Chair: Kevin Lester, APGA Director and Group Executive, Infrastructure Development, APA Group Credibility Beyond Credentials – A Framework for Determining Competence for the Pipeline Industry Susan Jaques, Director, Sage Consulting Solutions Pty Ltd14:45 APGA’s Pipeline Competency System Ten Years On – Where to from Here? Chris Harvey, Principal, Chris Harvey Consulting2

Day 4: Tuesday 15 October 08:00 – 09:00 Arrival Light Breakfast 08:00 – 17:00 Convention Registration 08:30 APGA AGM 09:15 MORNING BUSINESS SESSION PIPELINE OPERATIONS (Presented by the APGA Pipeline Operators Group – POG) Chair: Laura Bulloch, Chair APGA POG and Pipeline Manager, Energy Infrastructure Management Pty Ltd Making Pipelines Piggable in the 21st Century Markus Seitz, Integrity Manager APA Group 09:45 The Role of Control Rooms in Pipeline Operations David Ryan, Control and Dispatch Integration Manager, Network Operations and Control, Jemena Limited 10:15 Understanding Pipeline Failure in Areas Subject to Land Use Change Liz Brierley, Head of Asset Management, SEA Gas 10:45 Morning Tea

TWO CONCURRENT SESSIONS11:30 TOMORROW’S CHALLENGES – FUTURE FUELS Chair: Peter Cox, APGA Director and Vice President, Pipelines and Terminals, Worley The Status of the Future Fuels CRC David Norman, Chief Executive Officer and Charles Rottier, Chairman, Future Fuels CRC11:50 Combustion Systems for Natural Gas Hydrogen Mixtures Luke Cowell, Group Manager, Combustion Strategy, Tech Development and NPI, Solar Turbines Incorporated12:10 Looking Back from 2050 – Plausible Gas Industry Futures for a Low Carbon World Professor Mike Young, Environmental, Energy and Water Policy, Centre for Global Food and Resources, University of Adelaide and Dr Dennis Van Puyvelde, Head of Gas, Energy Networks Australia12:30 Hyp SA – Foundations of the Future of Hydrogen in Australia Craig de Laine, General Manager, Regulation, Australian Gas Infrastructure Group

11:30 TODAY’S CHALLENGES – NOT JUST NATURAL GAS Chair: John Stuart-Robertson, APGA Director and General Manager, Pipelines, HDI Lucas Best Practice in Butt Fusion of Large Diameter HDPE Sergio Arellano, International Sales Manager (Asia Pacific), McElroy Manufacturing Inc. and Jeroen Wassenaar, Market Segment Manager, Qenos

12:00 Scaling Potential Assessment and Implications for Use of Coal Seam Gas Produced Water Chantelle Rebello, Senior Environmental Scientist, Fyfe Pty Ltd

12:30 Rheology Modification and Its Potential Application for Coarse Coal Hydro-transport Damian Antoniazzi, Mechanical Engineer, OSD

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15:15 Afternoon Tea OPPORTUNITIES Chair: Wendy Oldham, APGA Director and Chief Executive Officer, SEA Gas Australia’s Shale Industry – How Can We Become Globally Competitive? Peter Cox, Vice President, Pipelines and Terminals, Worley 16:30 Transporting Renewable Energy Ivan Byak, General Manager, New Energy, APA Group 17:00 Close19:00 – 23:00 Fancy Dress Dinner Costume Theme: The Winners and Losers Adelaide Oval

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TWO CONCURRENT SESSIONSAFTERNOON BUSINESS SESSION14:30 UNDERSTANDING FAILURE Chair: Mark Dayman, APGA Director and Managing Director, Fyfe Pty Ltd Keeping Pipelines Safe by Knowing How They Fail – The New Fracture Control Code of Practice Nick Kastelein, Mechanical Engineer, GPA Engineering Pty Ltd15:00 Acoustically-induced and Flow-induced Vibration: Little-known Failure Modes Now Addressed in AS/NZ 2885.1 Scott Monaghan, Project Manager, Enscope (a Quanta Services company)

14:30 OFFSHORE Chair: Jon Cleary, APGA Director and General Manager, Commercial, Australia Gas Infrastructure Group Change for the Better Dermot O’Brien, General Manager, Atteris Pty Ltd

15:00 Tangguh LNG Expansion Project John Stuart-Robertson, General Manager, Pipelines, HDI Lucas

15:30 Afternoon Tea 16:00 IN CONCLUSION Chair: Donna McDowall, APGA Director and Vice President, Quanta Services Australia Wentworth to Broken Hill (W2BH) – How to Drought-proof a Town in Record Time James Smith, Business Unit Leader, Major Pipelines MPC Kinetic and Bernie Resenberger, Technical Solutions Manager, MPC Kinetic 16:30 Fear of Change Helen Wood, Chief Executive Officer, TMS Consulting Pty Ltd 17:00 Summary and Close: Dave Maloney, President, APGA and Managing Director, CNC Project Management19:00 - midnight APGA Annual Dinner Adelaide Convention CentreAPGA reserves the right to cancel or alter any program item, venue or activity without notice.

The APGA Convention and Exhibition

The APGA Annual Convention and Exhibition is one of the most significant industry events for the pipeline and gas industries. Its value as an opportunity for information exchange, learning and networking is well-known and its convivial atmosphere is one of the highlights. The APGA Convention and Exhibition is a genuine reflection of the Association’s commitment to the industry, to its membership and as an opportunity for those members to shine.This year’s Convention will be held from 12 to 15 October at the Adelaide Convention Centre. The theme of the 2019 Convention is Infrastructure for the Future. The Convention business sessions feature presentations on the challenges of today and tomorrow, specifically looking at new applications for pipelines and future fuels, pipeline operations, construction, safety, environment, competency and corporate culture. In addition, the leaders of our industries will be sharing their views in the CEO Forum.

Of the approximately 30 APGA events and functions held each year, the Annual Convention and Exhibition is the highlight: the showcase for the industry. It is an opportunity for all members from all sectors of the industry to meet and address the issues that are important. It is an opportunity to share critical knowledge about the industry.The Exhibition provides the opportunity for participants to display their products and conference attendees to learn about new developments. It is an opportunity to ask questions and discuss the latest products and services.The APGA Convention and Exhibition provides an excellent forum for exchange of ideas and information. The business program promises high-quality papers and useful information and we look forward to welcoming you and your partner to the 2019 APGA Convention and Exhibition, to participate in four busy, informative and entertaining days.

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For the 2019 Convention, APGA is travelling to South Australia’s bustling capital city of Adelaide. The Adelaide CBD design is known as a masterwork – featuring wide parallel streets, squares and terraces all encompassed by parklands.

The city centre, named Rundle Mall, is the main retail hub of Adelaide. The area is car-free and is home to some famous Adelaide landmarks such as the four bronze pigs: Truffles, Horatio, Oliver and Augustus. There are numerous museums and galleries to wander around, as well as many historical buildings such as Ayers House Museum and Carrick Hall.

Adelaide has some beautiful beaches not far from the city centre such as Glenelg, with a large waterpark and boutique stores close to Semaphore beach featuring its historic 1920s carousel and preserved art deco buildings. All of the beaches are surrounded by restaurants, pubs and cafes to keep your energy levels up for exploration.

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Monday 14 October 2019 Anna Meares, OAMAnna Meares OAM is considered by many to be the greatest Australian cyclist of all time. She made Olympic history in Rio in 2016 by becoming the first and only Australian athlete to have ever won individual medals at four consecutive Olympic Games. During her 15-year career as an elite athlete, Anna collected 18 gold medals, 16 silver medals and 10 bronze medals at Olympic, World and Commonwealth Games level. Anna was named Australia’s flagbearer and team captain at the 2016 Rio Olympics.Anna launched into the track cycling world scene in 2004 when she claimed her first world title in the 500m time trial at the world championships held in Melbourne, aged 20. Just a few months later, she went on to claim her first Olympic gold in Athens in the 500m time trial – also becoming the first woman in the world to break the 34-second barrier claiming the World and Olympic record in the process – and won bronze in the sprint. One of her most remarkable achievements was her silver medal in the sprint at the Beijing Olympics in 2008 – Australia’s only cycling medal of the Games – just seven months after she broke her neck in a horrific crash at a World Cup meet in Los Angeles. Her spirit of sportsmanship, her never-say-quit attitude, her passion and focus on the goal and her dedication and hard work are the hallmarks that define her as a champion and a winner.Her success on the track is not the only thing that drives Anna. She has chosen to be a strong contributor to her community serving as an ambassador for Cycling Cares, which links in with Neale Daniher and Ian Davis’s foundation, FIGHT MND, after her coach of eight years, Gary West was diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease on returning home from the Rio Olympics. Anna is also an ambassador for the Little Heroes foundation for kids with serious illness, helping to raise funds for a worthy cause and put a smile on the faces of the children fighting seemingly undefeatable disease and providing inspiration to their families and for the Port Adelaide Football Club and community.

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Tourist Attractions

More about Adelaide Adelaide Central MarketAdelaide Central Market is the largest market of its kind in the Southern Hemisphere, making the markets Adelaide’s premier food destination. Under the same roof, you will find more than 70 stalls of fresh fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, seafood, cheeses, smallgoods and health foods. The markets also host many of Adelaide’s popular cafes and eateries for you to enjoy. The markets are undercover and there is plenty of parking for those wishing to drive there.Wine Regions Explore the beautiful wine regions of Adelaide, including the Barossa, McLaren Vale, Clare Valley, Coonawarra and Adelaide Hills. The South Australian wine regions are responsible for more than half the production of all Australian wine and, as the wine capital of Australia, they boast more than 200 cellar doors. Adelaide is also one of the nine great wine capitals of the world alongside Bordeaux in France, Napa Valley in the US and Bilbao Rioja in Spain. Adelaide wine regions surround the capital, making day tours through the regions easy and enjoyable. Choose one of the many wine tours leaving from your Adelaide hotel.

Regional DestinationsA definite benefit of Adelaide is the amazing array of regional destinations available as day trips from the city.Barossa is a just over an hour from the city and arguably the best wine area Adelaide has to offer. Jacob’s Creek and Lamberts Estate Winery are just two of the major wineries that you can visit in this area and, for the foodies, Maggie Beer’s Farm Shop is definitely worth a visit. Mount Lofty is only 30 minutes outside the city and offers panoramic views of the city and the western Adelaide plains. Mount Lofty is the highest point of the Mount Lofty Ranges where, from the point, you can follow the walk down to Waterfall Gully, join the Heysen Trail or take the a walking trail through native bushland to Cleland Wildlife Park.Kangaroo Island is a little further afield, the ferry trip there takes approximately 3.5 hours. Over a third of the island includes protected nature reserves, and so offers an amazing array of native wildlife of sea lions, koalas and penguins. The landscape of the area is breathtaking, with large rock formations, striking coastlines and beautiful beaches.

Adelaide is known for its Mediterranean climate with cool to mild winters and warm to hot summers. In October we can expect a daily average of 21°C and cool nights of 12°C.

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Mercure Grosvenor Hotel Adelaide HHHH (self rated) 125 North Terrace, Adelaide A short 4-minute walk to the Adelaide Convention Centre, the Mercure Grosvenor offers guests 24-hour reception and room service, Wi-Fi, laundry services, secure undercover parking (charges apply), onsite restaurant and bar, as well as a gym. The standard rooms feature tea/coffee making facilities, air conditioning, work desk and television with on-demand movies.The Standard rooms come with one queen bed or two queen beds for twin.n Standard Room $159 per night (single/twin/double)

Oaks Embassy Serviced Apartments HHHHI (self rated) 96 North Terrace, AdelaideSituated opposite the Adelaide Convention Centre, the Oaks Embassy is a serviced apartments property next door to its sister property, Oaks Horizons. The hotel features 24-hour reception, indoor pool, gym, secure onsite parking (fees apply) and an onsite restaurant and bar. The apartments come with an in-room safe, self-contained kitchen and laundry facilities, complimentary internet, private balcony, individual climate controlled air conditioning and cable television. Bed configuration in one bedroom apartments is either a king bed or two singles. The two bedroom apartments come with two kings or one king and two singles.n 1 Bedroom Apartments $215 per night (single/twin/

double)n 2 Bedroom Apartments $285 per night (single/twin/

double)

Oaks Horizons Serviced Apartments HHHHI (self rated) 104 North Terrace, AdelaideThe Oaks Horizons is located opposite the Adelaide Convention Centre and next door to its sister property, Oaks Embassy. Guests are offered a 24-hour reception, secure parking (charges apply), room service, gym, indoor pool and onsite café. Apartments feature private balconies, fully equipped kitchen, laundry facilities, individually climate controlled air conditioning, cable television and an in-room safe.One bedroom apartments come with one king or two singles, and two bedroom apartments come with one queen and one king/two singles.n 1 Bedroom Apartments $215 per night (single/twin/

double)n 2 Bedroom Apartments $285 per night (single/twin/

double)

Stamford Plaza Adelaide HHHHH (self rated)150 North Terrace, AdelaideThe Stamford Plaza Adelaide is a short 5-minute walk to the Adelaide Convention Centre and completed extensive refurbishments at the end of 2018. The hotel offers 24-hour reception and room service, gym, spa, heated rooftop pool, parking and multiple onsite dining options. Rooms come with an in-room safe and tea/coffee facilities, as well as a desk to allow you to continue working during your trip. The bedding configuration is a king bed or two singles.n Superior Park View $229 per night (single/twin/

double)

The Playford Hotel HHHHH 120 North Terrace, AdelaideThe Playford Hotel is an art nouveau inspired boutique hotel just a 5-minute walk to the Adelaide Convention Centre. Facilities include 24-hour reception and room service, gymnasium, heated indoor pool and laundry services, as well as an onsite restaurant and a lounge bar. All rooms come with air-conditioning, digital television, tea/coffee making facilities and Juliette balconies. Spa Suites come with the addition of a kitchenette and Loft Spa Suites are split over two levels.All rooms come with one king bed and guest rooms come with a twin option of two queen beds.n Guest Rooms $240 per night (single/twin/double)n Studio Spa Suites $325 per night (single/double)n Loft Spa Suites $355 per night (single/double)

Accommodation

Please carefully note the registration closing dates. Accommodation cannot be guaranteed beyond 200 rooms or after Friday 16 August 2019 at Convention hotels.

Full Delegate Registration includes:n Convention satchel and contentsn Various sponsored itemsn Online access to Convention papers and

presentationsn Attendance at all business sessions listed in the

programn Complimentary tickets to social functions (some

may have limited numbers so register early to make sure you don’t miss out)

n All luncheons, morning and afternoon teasn Entry to the trade exhibition

Partner Registration includes attendance at all recreational activities and social functions listed in the program as well as entry to the trade exhibition.

Day Delegate Registration includes:n Convention satchel and contentsn Various sponsored itemsn Online access to Convention papers and

presentationsn Attendance at the business sessions, morning tea,

afternoon tea and lunch on the day/s registeredn Entry to the trade exhibition

NB: For Day Delegates, attendance at recreational activities and social functions will be charged at the quoted rates.

Children up to and including 15 years of age are complimentary and are welcome to attend the Sunday Outing, Partners’ Day Outing and luncheons. However, they must be registered and are not permitted to attend evening functions. Tickets to functions may be purchased for children 16 years and over at the quoted rates. (Please note that licensing restrictions may be in place for certain functions).

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Cancellation and Alteration PolicyAll alterations or cancellations must be made in writing and will be acknowledged in writing. Notification should be sent to:

Conference Co-ordinatorsPO Box 4994 Facsimile 02 6292 9002 CHISHOLM ACT 2905 Email: conference@confco.com.au

CONFERENCE REGISTRATIONSAn administration fee of $110.00 will be charged to any participant cancelling before Friday 16 August 2019. Cancellations received after Friday 16 August 2019 and before Friday 6 September 2019 will incur an administration charge of $220.00. All cancellations received after Friday 6 September 2019 will be required to pay full registration fees. Substitute delegates will be accepted.

SOCIAL FUNCTIONS (additional/individual ticket sales)An administration charge of $44.00 will be made to any guest cancelling before Friday 6 September 2019. Cancellations received after Friday 6 September 2019 will be required to pay the full fee. Substitute delegates will be accepted, however, complimentary delegate tickets are not transferable.

By submitting your registration you agree to the terms and conditions of the cancellation policy.

ACCOMMODATIONI understand all cancellations or amendments must be made in writing to Conference Co-ordinators and will be acknowledged in writing.

Neither Conference Co-ordinators nor the hotel will make any charges against your credit card unless you fail to give at least 30 days’ notice in writing of your cancellation or if less than 30 days prior to arrival your booking is reduced or cancelled in which case full payment will be required unless the room(s) can be resold. Full payment of your account will be required at the time of your departure. NOTE: Some hotels may do a pre-authorisation to ensure the validity of the card supplied.

Registration

Golf Day (Limited to 72 players)PLEASE NOTE:n Tickets to Golf are available only for

registered delegates and registered partnersn 7:30am Tee-off Places are always keenly sought for the Vermeer Golf Classic 18-hole competition which will take place this year at the Willunga Golf Course. The event will be run as a 4-person 18-hole Ambrose competition with a light breakfast provided before a shot-gun start and lunch following the game. Teams will be nominated on the day with carts being provided for each player.NOTE: Participants hiring clubs need to pre-pay this cost with your registration fees.

Saturday Welcome Dinner and Show, Bonython HallThis year’s Welcome Dinner will be held at Bonython Hall. Constructed during the Great Depression and opened in 1936, the Hall boasts magnificent Murray Bridge limestone exterior and oak-paneling interior. The Medieval Gothic style provides a grand feel and a fantastic introduction to 2019 Convention dinner schedule. Our entertainment tonight will be Anthony Laye, Australia’s premier mentalist and mind-reader.

Sunday Outing at GlenelgToday, guests will be treated to a day by the sea. Glenelg is not only one of the best known beach spots in Adelaide, it is also only 20 minutes from the CBD. Travelling there, guests will take the Glenelg tram and, on arrival, enjoy entry to the Beachouse which is situated right on the beach. The Beachouse is a great space for families who want to take advantage of the rides and delegates who would prefer to just sit and relax. The private function space offers fantastic views of the beach.

Sunday Exhibition Cocktail Party and Opening Dinner, Adelaide Convention CentreThe launch of the 2019 APGA Convention Exhibition is a key networking opportunity and a chance to discover the highlights of the Exhibition; as always drinks and canapés will be served. The Opening Dinner is one of the largest events of the Convention, so don’t miss out on the food, wine, dancing and atmosphere of this year’s Sunday night dinner.

Monday Partners’ Day Program, HahndorfToday offers a fantastic experience of Hahndorf highlights. Hosted by a highly experienced tour guide, the group’s first stop will be The Beerenberg Strawberry Farm where guests will be greeted by the shop manager and treated to a quick chat about the farm, tastings of the various products and take-away samples. From here guests will travel into Hahndorf for a walking tour of the area and take part in the construction of an Apple Strudel with the Hahndorf Inn chef in the Brau Haus. Guests will have lunch at the Haus Restaurant with some free time before returning to Adelaide.

Monday Fancy Dress Party Night, Adelaide OvalThe 2019 Fancy Dress Dinner will be at the Adelaide Oval overlooking one of the most iconic sporting grounds in the world. The Fancy Dress theme is outlined in the poem below:

Tuesday Partners’ Day Program: Haigh’s Chocolate Factory Adelaide is well known for its world class quality wines and Haigh’s world class quality chocolates. So today guests will pre-select their preference: Visit Magill estate, to have a wine tasting at their cellar door or visit Haigh’s new factory for a tour and take away samples. After these visits both groups will then visit Adelaide Central Market, one of the largest undercover fresh produce markets in the southern hemisphere that offers an amazing array of produce and a wonderful atmosphere. Guests are then welcome to join the delegates at the Convention Centre for lunch.

Tuesday APGA Annual DinnerThe APGA gala dinner is a magical night of elegance and entertainment. The Adelaide Convention Centre will host this year’s gala dinner with outstanding entertainment, food and wine.

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The Winners and LosersIn all sports there are winners and losers – it’s part of the gamePlayers are out to win – to make themselves a nameThe fans can be outrageous in demeanor and fashionBut you definitely can’t deny their overwhelming passion

We have tennis players that lose their coolSwimmers in their suits doing laps of the poolThe soccer players are busy taking a diveBut racing car drivers just shift into overdrive

Cheerleaders dance about while footballers kick at the goal Golfers wear plaid as they putt towards the holeBasketballers shoot from afar to get their 3 pointsGymnasts bend and lunge undoing all their joints

There’s Joffa in the stands cheering his PiesWhile the umpires make the crowds look to the skiesThe netballers and hockey player’s stand tall and proudAnd the jockeys, while small, often bring their horses from the cloud

Olympics, grand finals, grand slams and the world cupBe an athlete, fan or sports star, doesn’t matter, just dress up

Tours and Venue Information

APGA expressly disclaims any liability to Convention attendees (including but not limited to its members, their employees and agents) for any injury, claim, loss, damage or expense arising out of or in any way connected to the Convention. Attendees assume all risks when attending the APGA Convention.

Certain Convention events, dinners, receptions and parties will serve alcoholic beverages and Convention attendees are responsible for their own well-being. APGA expressly disclaims any liability arising out of a Convention attendee’s consumption of alcohol at the Convention.

APGA Convention Disclaimer

Limited sponsorship and exhibition opportunities for the Convention are still available at the time of printing. For more information, please contact Steve Dobbie, Business Manager, APGA: Telephone: 02 6273 0577 Facsimile: 02 6273 0588 Email: sdobbie@apga.org.au

Australia’s major airlines include:Qantas Phone: 13 13 13 Web: www.qantas.com.au

Virgin Australia Phone: 13 67 89 Web: www.virginaustralia.com

Jetstar Phone: 13 15 38 Web: www.jetstar.com

Registration enquiries are to be directed to Conference Co-ordinators: Telephone: 02 6292 9000 Facsimile: 02 6292 9002 Email: conference@confco.com.auAll other enquiries are to be directed to APGA: Telephone: 02 6273 0577 Facsimile: 02 6273 0588 Email: apga@apga.org.au

Enquiries about your accommodation should be directed to Conference Co-ordinators: Telephone: 02 6292 9000 Facsimile: 02 6292 9002 Email: conference@confco.com.au

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Convention Dress

Convention Enquiries

Accommodation Enquiries

Sponsorship and Exhibition

Flight information

Willunga Golf CourseAppropriate golf attire, including collared shirt and soft spiked shoes (running shoes will suffice). Denim or elastic waist sport shorts are not permitted.

Welcome Dinner, Bonython HallSmart casual.

Sunday Outing, The Beachouse, GlenelgSmart casual clothing and flat soled shoes.Delegates are welcome to bring swimming gear, sunscreen and a hat (changing facilities are provided onsite).

Opening Dinner, Adelaide Convention CentreCocktail dress for ladies, lounge suit for gentlemen.

Partners’ Day OutingsCasual clothing and walking shoes suggested.

Fancy Dress Night, Adelaide OvalFancy dress costumes recommended. This year’s theme is: The Winners and The Losers.

APGA Annual Dinner, Adelaide Convention CentreFormal evening/Black tie attire.

Business Sessions, Adelaide Convention CentreBusiness attire.

The online form will be updated with the latest availability of accommodation and information.Online registration is now available via www.apga.org.au

DELEGATESurname Preferred Name Position Organisation(Note your organisation’s listing in the Official Program and on your name tag will be shown as above)

Mailing AddressSuburb State Postcode Telephone (Business Hours) Mobile Email Special Dietary Requirements Is this your first time attending the APGA Annual Convention? q Yes q No

PARTNERSurname Preferred Name Special Dietary Requirements

CHILDRENName Age Name Age Name Age Name Age Special Dietary Requirements * Children up to and including 15 years of age are complimentary and are welcome to attend the Sunday Outing, Partners’ Day Outing and Luncheons, however, they must be registered and are not permitted to attend evening functions. Tickets to any functions may be purchased for children 16 years and over at the rates quoted (tickets to the Convention dinners are limited to people over the age of 18 because of liquor licensing).

REGISTRATION FEES – PAYMENT RECEIVED: BEFORE Friday 16 August 2019 AFTER Friday 16 August 2019 TOTALMEMBER Delegate q $1890 q $2080 Partner q $995 q $1090 Day Delegate q $800 q Monday q Tuesday q $880 q Monday q Tuesday $ NON-MEMBER Delegate q $2835 q $3120 Partner q $1490 q $1635 Day Delegate q $1200 q Monday q Tuesday q $1315 q Monday q Tuesday $ YOUNG PERSON (YPF)* Delegate q $1230 q $1350 $ (*35% discount for Under 35s attending the Convention for the first time)

RECREATION ACTIVITIESThe following activities are complimentary for full delegate registrations. PLEASE INDICATE YOUR PARTICIPATION BYþ] (SOME FUNCTIONS MAY HAVE LIMITED NUMBERS) Registered Registered Children* Full Delegate Partner (include numbers)

Golf (NB: ELECTRIC CARTS INCLUDED) Saturday 12 October q q NOTE: 7.30am Tee-off Golf Clubs Required: q Yes q No Standard q $30 q Male q Female q Male q Female q Left q Right q Left q Right

This cost must be pre-paid with your registration feesWelcome Dinner Bonython Hall Saturday 12 October q q Sunday Outing Glenelg: The Beachouse Sunday 13 October q q qOpening Dinner Adelaide Convention Centre Sunday 13 October q q Partners’ Day Monday (incl lunch) Hahndorf Monday 14 October q qLuncheon Adelaide Convention Centre Monday 14 October q q Fancy Dress Party Night Adelaide Oval Monday 14 October q q Partners’ Day Tuesday (incl lunch) Adelaide’s Chocolate tour q Tuesday 15 October q q or Adelaide’s Wine tour q Tuesday 15 October q qLuncheon Adelaide Convention Centre Tuesday 15 October q qAPGA Annual Dinner Dance Adelaide Convention Centre Tuesday 15 October q q

ALL PRICES QUOTED ARE IN AUSTRALIAN DOLLARS. PLEASE PAY IN AUSTRALIAN DOLLARS. ALL PRICES ARE INCLUSIVE OF GST. Australian Pipelines and Gas Association Ltd ABN: 29 098 754 324

(Subject to availability and registered delegates will have priority on function bookings ahead of guests)CHILDREN - Note: Children up to and including 15 years of age are complimentary and are welcome to attend the Sunday Outing, Partners’ Day Outing and Luncheons, however, they must be registered and are not permitted to attend evening Functions. Tickets to any functions may be purchased for children 16 years and over at the rates quoted.

Cost Per Person No. Attending Full Member Non-Member Adult Child CostWelcome Dinner – Saturday 12 October q $190 q $245 ____ ____ $ _____________Sunday Outing – Sunday 13 October q $130 q $165 ____ ____ $ _____________Opening Dinner – Sunday 13 October q $190 q $245 ____ ____ $ _____________Partners’ Day – Monday 14 October q $130 q $165 ____ ____ $ _____________Luncheon – Monday 14 October q $85 q $100 ____ ____ $ _____________Fancy Dress Party Night – Monday 14 October q $190 q $245 ____ ____ $ _____________Partners’ Day – Tuesday 15 October q Chocolate q $70 q $80 ____ ____ $ _____________ or q Wine q $70 q $80 ____ ____ $ _____________Luncheon – Tuesday 15 October q $85 q $100 ____ ____ $ _____________APGA Annual Dinner – Tuesday 15 October q $205 q $260 ____ ____ $ _____________

Sub Total $ _____________Please give names of extra function attendees and function/s attending:

CONVENTION REGISTRATION PAYMENTq Please find enclosed $______________________________ payable to APGA q I’m faxing my registration, payment will follow

q I have transacted an electronic funds transfer to the APGA Account Receipt No: __________________________________________(Bank: Westpac, Branch: Manuka, BSB No: 032 729, Account No: 205330) Please transfer funds with reference code CV271 and surname of delegate

q Please charge my credit card $________________________ q MasterCard q Visa q Amex q DinersCard Number

nnnn nnnn nnnn nnnn Expiry Date

Card Holders Name Signature

ACCOMMODATIONPLEASE INDICATE YOUR 1st AND 2nd PREFERENCE BY NUMBERING THE OPTIONS 1 AND 2

q I understand my credit card details are given as a guarantee of my arrival and to ensure my room will be held until my nominated arrival time. Neither Conference Co-ordinators nor the hotel will make any charges against your credit card unless you fail to give at least 21 days’ notice in writing of your cancellation or, if less than 30 days prior to arrival, your booking is reduced or cancelled in which case full payment will be required unless the room(s) can be resold. Full payment of your account will be required at the time of your departure.

The rates quoted below are per room per night:

EXTRA FUNCTION BOOKINGS FOR GUESTS OF DELEGATES

Mercure Grosvenor Standard Room q

Single $159 q

Twin $159 q

Double $159

Oaks Embassy Serviced Apartments1 Bedroom Apartment q

Single $215 q

Twin $215 q

Double $215

2 Bedroom Apartment q Single $285 q

Twin $285 q

Double $285

Oaks Horizons Serviced Apartments1 Bedroom Apartment q

Single $215 q

Twin $215 q

Double $215

2 Bedroom Apartment q Single $285 q

Twin $285 q

Double $285

Stamford PlazaSuperior Park View q

Single $229 q

Twin $229 q

Double $229

The Playford Guest Rooms q

Single $240 q

Twin $240 q

Double $240

Studio Spa Suites q Single $325 q

Twin $325 q

Double $325

Loft Spa Suits q Single $355 q

Twin $355 q

Double $355

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