17–20 October 2015

Gold Coast Convention & Exhibition Centre

Host Sponsors:

Australia’s Pipeline Industry: Providing Skills and Infrastructure for Energy

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Annual Convention & Exhibition 2015

Program DAY 1: Saturday 17 October 07:00 – 14:00 Golf Palmer Colonial Golf Course 10:00 – 17:00 Convention Registration 14:00 – 16:00 Exhibition Set-up 19:00 – 23:00 Welcome Dinner Lakeside at Sea World

DAY 3: Monday 19 October 08:00 – 08:30 Arrival Light Breakfast 08:00 – 17:00 Convention Registration 08:30 MORNING BUSINESS SESSION Chair: Cheryl Cartwright, Chief Executive, Australian Pipelines and Gas Association National Anthem Welcoming Address: Mark Dayman, Managing Director, Fyfe Pty Ltd and President, APGA 08:50 Chief Executive’s Report: Cheryl Cartwright, Chief Executive, APGA 09:10 Opening Address: Government Address for Opening of the Convention Business Sessions 09:30 Awards Presentation 09:45 Keynote Address: Laurie Lawrence, former Australian Rugby Union representative and Olympic and World

Champion Swim Coach 10:30 Morning Tea PIPELINES AND GAS – THE INDUSTRY’S FUTURE Chair: Shaun Reardon, Executive General Manager Strategy, Regulation and Projects, Jemena Limited

and Vice President, APGA 11:00 CEOs Panel

Mick McCormack, APA Group; Paul Adams, Jemena Limited; Mark Bumpstead, Quanta Services Australia; Andy Cole, WorleyParsons and Grant Harrison, Nationwide Hire

11:30 Australia’s Natural Gas – The Question of Supply Jim McDonald, Chairman, Intelligas Group 12:00 Innovative Gas Markets Benjy Lee, Energy Policy Manager, Jemena Limited and Alexandra Curran, Regulatory Manager, APA Group 12:30 Lunch 14:00 AFTERNOON BUSINESS SESSION PIPELINES RESEARCH AND APPLICATION Chair: Peter Cox, Vice President – Pipeline Systems, WorleyParsons and Director, APGA 14:00 What is Risk? Third Party Motivations to reduce the Potential for Pipeline Strikes Dr Jan Hayes, Associate Professor and Dr Vanessa McDermott, Research Fellow, Centre for Construction, Work Health and Safety Research, RMIT University 14:30 Are Your Critical Asset Safety Controls Actually Working? Ian Russom, Asset Risk and Assurance Manager, Jemena Limited 15:00 The Energy Pipelines CRC – Building for the Future ProfessorValerieLinton,ChiefExecutiveOfficer,EnergyPipelinesCooperativeResearchCentre 15:30 Afternoon Tea

DAY 2: Sunday 18 October 08:00 – 16:00 Exhibition Set-up 08:30 – 10:30 APGA Board Meeting 09:00 – 11:00 Convention Registration 11:00 – 15:00 Sunday Outing McLarens Landing, South Stradbroke Island 16:00 – 19:30 Convention Registration 17:30 – 18:00 Speakers’ Briefing (Optional) – Hosted by Cheryl Cartwright, Chief Executive, APGA 18:00 – 19:30 Exhibition Opening Reception Gold Coast Convention & Exhibition Centre 19:30 – 23:00 Opening Dinner Gold Coast Convention & Exhibition Centre

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16:00 AFTERNOON BUSINESS SESSION CONTINUES COMMITTEE UPDATES Chair: Kevin Lester, Group Executive, Infrastructure Development, APA Group and Director, APGA 16:00 The Story of the Standard Susan Jaques, Corporate TQM Manager, Nacap Australia 16:30 The APGA Pipeline Corridor Committee and the Case For a Greater Integration of Land Use and Pipeline Planning Ashley Kellett, General Manager, SEA Gas and Bronwyn Clarkson, Partner, Carter Newell Lawyers 17:00 Close 19:00 – 23:00 Fancy Dress Dinner (Costume Theme: Stars That Delight; Stars That Fright; Guess Who’s Coming To Dinner Tonight?) Movie World

DAY 4: Tuesday 20 October 08:00 – 09:00 Arrival Light Breakfast 08:00 – 17:00 Registration 08:30 APGA AGM 09:15 MORNING BUSINESS SESSION PIPELINE OPERATIONS ISSUES (Presented by the Pipelines Operators Group) Chair: Craig Bonar, Manager East Coast Grid Engineering, APA Group and Deputy Chair, POG 09:15 Hydrographic Survey of Pipelines in Shallow River Crossings and Fitzroy River Crossing Scouring Protection Derek Boo, Engineering Manager, APA Group; Mark Kowalczyk, Asset Investment Engineer and Merna Sery, Project Manager, Jemena Limited 09:45 The Perfect Say – Improving Management’s Line of Sight Using Behavioural Management James Smith, General Manager Maintenance, DBP 10:15 Pipeline Emergency Repairs – Combining ILI Data Analysis With Field Assessment Francis Carroll, Engineering Services Manager, Qld, APA Group and Ian Murray, IE COE Regional Team Leader, PII Pipeline Solutions 10:45 Morning Tea

TWO CONCURRENT SESSIONS

11:15 MORNING BUSINESS SESSION ENVIRONMENT AND PIPELINE SYSTEMS Chair: Dave Maloney, Managing Director, CNC Project Management Pty Ltd and Treasurer, APGA 11:15 APGA and EPCRC Weed Scoping Study and Weed Seed Spread by Vehicles: A Case Study from South East Queensland Dan Morgan, Director, Environmental Management Contractors and Professor Steve Adkins, School of Agriculture and Food Sciences, University of Queensland 11:45 Breaking New Ground: The Hidden Value of Factory Processes and Data Management Nathan Blundell, Project Lead – Bowen Gathering, Arrow Energy Pty Ltd 12:15 The Wallumbilla Hub – Integrating Queensland’s Pipeline Infrastructure to Meet the Changing Demands of the East Coast Gas Grid Craig Clarke, Manager Infrastructure Construction Engineering, APA Group

11:15 MORNING BUSINESS SESSION MEETING WORKFORCE NEEDS Chair: Brent Jones, Manager Business Development, Petroserv International and Director, APGA 11:15 Dynamic Capabilities: Key Skills for Engineering Business Growth Wayne Thomson, Managing Director, Anode Engineering 11:45 Why Diversity Matters – The Bottom Line Impact Sonya Szell, Associate, Fyfe Pty Ltd 12:15 Is Psychosocial Safety on Your Company’s Radar Helen Wood, Chief ExecutiveOfficer, TMS Consulting Pty Ltd

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TWO CONCURRENT SESSIONS

14:15 AFTERNOON BUSINESS SESSION PIPELINE SKILLS AND COMPETENCIES Chair: Tony O’Sullivan, Director, Murphy Pipe and Civil Construction Pty Ltd and Director, APGA14:15 The Challenges of Providing Skills for Pipeline Infrastructure Peter Owbridge, Pipeline Controller and Greg Bracey, Asset Engineer and Civil Manager,RefiningNZ 14:45 Development of Offshore Competencies for Pipeline Engineers Eric Jas, Managing Director, Atteris Pty Ltd

14:15 AFTERNOON BUSINESS SESSION SUPPORTING PROJECT REQUIREMENTS Chair: Dave Maloney, Managing Director, CNC Project Management Pty Ltd and Treasurer, APGA 14:15 Delivering on Clients’ Needs: Improving Delivery of Pipeline Infrastructure Using Standard Forms of Contracts Leon Richards, Project Quality Management Systems Manager – HSEQ, McConnell Dowell 14:45 Issues in Specifying High-Toughness Steels Dr Brian Leis, Director, B N Leis, Consultant, Inc.

15:15 Afternoon Tea PROJECT UPDATES AND SHARING INFORMATION Chair: Jim Frith, Executive General Manager – Pipelines, McConnell Dowell and Director APGA 15:45 The FTP2 Project – Showcasing Australian Onshore Pipeline Technical Expertise on the World Stage Rod Blackwell, FTP2 Project Construction Manager, McConnell Dowell 16:15 The West Angelas Petroleum (Gas) Pipelines and Stations (WAPPL) Project – A New Approach to Pipelining Keith Horstmann, KT-OSD Joint Venture Project Manager; Ian Kemball, Senior Project Manager, Monadelphous KT and Wal Terlecki, Projects Area Manager Petroleum Pipelines, Rio Tinto 16:45 Summary & Close: Mark Dayman, Managing Director, Fyfe Pty Ltd and President, APGA 19:00 – midnight APGA Annual Dinner Gold Coast Convention & Exhibition Centre

APGA reserves the right to cancel or alter any program item, venue or activity without notice.

As the Australian Pipeline Industry Association, this industry has developed a reputation for providing one of the most memorable and influential events in the energy industry calendar. As the Australian Pipelines and Gas Association, the tradition will continue.

The APGA Annual Convention and Exhibition has become the signature national association event of the year. Those who have attended in the past know its value: for the information exchange and networking, and for the unique convivial atmosphere. 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 17 to 20 October at the Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre. The theme of the 2015 Convention is Australia’s Pipeline Industry: Providing Skills and Infrastructure for Energy.

There will be presentations about gas and gas markets, safety and the environment, projects, skills and training, technical challenges as well as new research and developments. In this time of challenge to the domestic gas industry, the transmission

pipeline industry must maintain the focus on gas availability and on gas supply, while continuing to provideefficient,effectiveandsafetransportation.

Of the approximately 30 events and functions 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 has reached capacity, with enough exhibitors to provide a wide variety of products and information, but contained within a number that allows participants to spend time learning about those products. It is an opportunity to ask questions and discussthelatestproductsandservices. 

The APGA Convention and Exhibition provides an excellentforumforexchangeofideasandinformation. The Business Program promises high-quality papers and useful information and we look forward to welcoming you and your partner to the 2015 APGA Convention and Exhibition, to participate in four busy, informative and entertaining days.

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Venue for ConventionKEYNOTE SPEAKERMonday, 19 October 2015Laurie LawrenceLaurie Lawrence is one of the most sought after speakers in Australia. Powerful, evocative, emotional and motivational, he is a unique communicator. Lawrence’s impact on the business community has been quite spectacular where he has proven to be uniquely capable of clearly drawing the parallels between business success and high sporting achievements.An educated person, Laurie Lawrence studied for and completed a BA degree at James Cook University; a Diploma in Physical Education from the University of Queensland and a Teaching Diploma from the Kelvin Grove College of Advanced Education. His love for Rugby saw him overcome the twin handicaps of having one lung, and being an asthmatictofightforandgainselectionin the Australian Rugby Union side whichtouredN.Zasthe“Wallabies”in1964.Today, Laurie is a highly successful small businessman and close family man. He operates the now famous Lawrence Learn to Swim School which also specialises in teaching physically disabled as well as speech and hearing impaired children.One of Australia’s most successful coaches, Laurie has represented Australia as a Coach in Brisbane’s 1982, Edinburgh’s 1986 and Auckland’s 1990 Commonwealth Games and also at the 1984 Los Angeles, 1988 Seoul and 1992 Barcelona Olympic Games. During those international contests Laurie’s pupils succeeded in breaking many national, Commonwealth and world records in a number of Gold Medal winning performances. Laurie was the appointed Team Motivator for the Australian Olympic Team at Atlanta and at the Sydney Olympics. During his distinguished career, Laurie has been honoured with many awards, including:n All Sports National Coach of the

Year - 1988n Australian Achievers Award - 1989n Advance Australia Medaln QLD Father of the Year - 1989In 1996 Laurie was also inducted into the International Swimming Hall of Fame as an honour coach.

The Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre is located in the heart of Broadbeach, right on the water and only minutes from a great range of accommodation options.

Millions of people from every corner of the globe visit the Gold Coast each year to experience the warm weather, thrill-seeking theme parks, excellent shopping opportunities and vibrant nightlife. However, it is the natural wonders of the Gold Coast that are the true attractions with stretches of golden beaches and the world heritage listed rainforest only a short drive from the city.

Broadbeach gives a new feel to the Gold Coast, with sophisticated dining options, new shopping areas, excellent accommodation options and quality function spaces.

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BeachesWith 70km of coastline to enjoy the sun, sand and surf, the Gold Coast offers more than 35 patrolled swimming beaches, including Main Beach, Broadbeach, Burleigh Heads and Palm Beach.

Theme ParksWith new attractions and rides opening all the time, the Gold Coast theme parks continue to provide fun and thrills for the courageous.

Warner Brothers Movie World takes you to Hollywood with behind-the-scenes action, stunt shows and character parades, all with plenty of photo opportunities. Rides like the Green Lantern Coaster, Justice League 3D, Superman Escape and the Batwing Spaceshot will keep you moving.

Dreamworld has some of the fastest and tallest rides in the world, such as the Giant Drop and The Tower of Terror. Dreamworld also offers great opportunities to have encounters with wildlife such as its Bengal Tiger Family.

Sea World has a large range of marine life enclosures, including the Shark Bay and Polar Bear Shores, and also offers shows at the Dolphin Cove, Seal Harbour and more. Sea World also features fabulous theme park rides providing entertainment for the whole family.

Q1 - SkyPoint Observation DeckQ1 is one of the world’s tallest residential buildings and boasts 80 levels of luxury living. With an elevator that travels nine metres per second, you will be 230 metres above sea level in seconds and enjoy the 360 degree views of the Gold Coast. Relax at the Seventy7 Café for a coffee and cake, or take the thrilling SkyPoint Climb (must be pre-booked).

Currumbin wildlife sanctuaryAt Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary you can interact with Australian wildlife in a natural free-range habitat and have a wildlife encounter with animals such as koalas, crocodiles and possums. There are unique photo opportunities with pythons, dingoes, eagles and more. Enjoy one of the interactive animal shows such as the “FreeFlightBirdSpectacular”ortakeaguidedtouronasegway.

The HinterlandsA world of subtropical rainforests, mountain villages, wineries, craft galleries and other hidden treasures makes up the amazing Hinterlands. The Hinterlands has signposted walking tracks to help you marvel at the beauty of the mountains and valleys through the World Heritage national parks.

ShoppingThere is a great variety of shopping venues throughout the Gold Coast, ranging from stylish lifestyle centres, markets, craft galleries and elegant arcades. The Gold Coast hosts one of Queensland’s largest shopping centres-PacificFair,whichisstillbeingdevelopedandopening in stages.

Other major shopping complexes are Oasis in Broadbeach, Paradise Centre in Surfers Paradise and Marina Mirage Shopping Centre on Main Beach.

ClimateThe Gold Coast’s sublime subtropical climate delivers an average of 300 days of sunshine every year. During spring there is increasing rainfall and humidity and October temperatures range from an average minimum of 15 degrees to an average maximum of 25 degrees.

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Please carefully note the registration closing dates. Accommodation cannot be guaranteed beyond 200 rooms or after Friday 28 August 2015 at Convention hotels.Full Delegate Registration includes:n Convention satchel and contentsn Various sponsored itemsn Copy of the Convention papers and presentations on CDn 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 exhibitionPartner 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 Copy of the Convention papers and presentations on CDn Attendance at the business sessions, morning tea, afternoon tea and lunch on the

day/s registeredn Entry to the trade exhibitionNB: 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 by post, facsimile or email. Notificationshouldbesentto:

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

Conference RegistrationsAn administration fee of $110.00 will be charged to any participant cancelling before Friday 28 August 2015. Cancellations received after Friday 28 August 2015 and before Friday 11 September 2015 will incur an administration charge of $220.00. All cancellations received after Friday 11 September 2015 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 11 September 2015. Cancellations received after Friday 11 September 2015 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. 7

Jupiters Hotel and Casino HHHHHBroadbeach Island, Gold CoastJupiters Hotel and Casino is conveniently linked via a pedestrian bridge to the Convention Centre. The 5-star property is positioned among seven acres of landscaped gardens on Broadbeach Island. Hotel facilities include fitnesscentre,24-hourreception,businesscentre,24-hourroomservice,dayspaand7restaurantswithinthehotelandcasino.TheroomshavestunningviewsofthePacificOceanortheGoldCoastHinterlandMountainsand are equipped with king size or two double beds, in-room safe, mini-bar, tea and coffee making facilities, air-conditioning and all rooms have a shower over bath. Corner king rooms have a balcony.Note: This property has smoking and non-smoking roomsSuperiorRooms:$219pernight(Roomconfigurationistwodoublebeds)

Corner King Room: $269 per night single/double

Sofitel Hotel HHHHH 81 Surf Parade, Broadbeach TheSofitelGoldCoastisonlya5-minutewalkfromtheConventionCentre. This 5-star property has an adjoining walkway to the Oasis Shopping Centre, 24-hour reception, two onsite restaurants, undercover parking (for a fee), 24-hour room service, gymnasium and two swimming pools. All the rooms have private balconies, separate shower and bath, individually controlled air conditioning, mini-bar and internet access (at a fee). Classic River View room: $235 per night single/twin/doubleSuperior Ocean View room: $265 per night single/twin/double

Peppers Broadbeach HHHHH21 Elizabeth Avenue, BroadbeachPeppers Broadbeach opened in 2010 and has two superbly appointed towers soaring high above the city skyline. With a less-than 10-minute walk to the Convention Centre, the hotel facilities include 24-hour reception, internet kiosk, undercover parking (one space included, valet parking $10), ZenGardenandTaiChiLawns,privatetheatrette,gymnasium and two swimming pools (one lap pool and one outdoor heated pool). Styled with chic and timeless furnishings, the rooms contain a full kitchen, laundry, separate lounge and dining area, balcony, separate bath and shower, mini-bar and complimentary in-room movies (excluding new releases).Theone-bedroomapartmentsbeddingconfigurationisone queen bed. The two-bedroom apartments have two bathrooms andbeddingconfigurationisonekingbedandonekingzip (can be one king or two singles).Note: Check-in is in Tower 2 only.One-bedroom apartments: $241 per night (minimum 3 nights) single/twin/doubleTwo-bedroom apartments: $298 per night (minimum 3 nights) single/twin/doubleAAA tourism star ratings

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Tours and Venue InformationGolf Day (Limited to 72 players)PLEASE NOTE:n Tickets to golf are available only for registered

delegates and registered partnersn 7.30 am Tee-off Places always sell out for the Vermeer Golf Classic 18-hole competition which will take place this year at the Palmer Colonial 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: For participants hiring clubs this cost needs to be pre-paid with your registration fees.

Saturday Welcome Dinner and ShowThis year’s Welcome Dinner will be held at the Gold Coast’s iconic Sea World. Guests will enjoy a lakeside dining area with picturesque views over the park. As part of the night’s entertainment, guests will experience the high energy performance of the thrilling Jet Ski Stunt Extreme show.

Sunday Outing in the Sanctuary on South Stradbroke IslandEnjoy one of the Gold Coast’s main attractions by joining the Sunday outing to McLarens Landing on South Stradbroke Island. On the island, guests will be able to relax beach-side or join in one of the outdoor activities on offer: swimming, beach volleyball, kayaking and more. Lunch will be provided before cruising back to the mainland.

Sunday Exhibition Cocktail Party and Opening Dinner, Gold Coast Convention & Exhibition CentreThe launch of the 2015 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: Whale Watching ExperienceFor the Monday Partners’ Day tour, guests will enjoy an exciting and memorable nature experience as they head out to see the majestic humpback whales frolicking in their natural habitat, as they breach, tail slap and spy hop offering fantastic photo opportunities.

Following lunch you will have the opportunity to browse the Marina Mirage shopping centre before heading back to the Convention hotels.

Monday Fancy Dress Party NightThe 2015 Fancy Dress Dinner will be at Movie World, under a canopy of stars, in the main street. There will be a thrill ride available during pre-dinner drinks. The Fancy Dress theme is outlined in the poem below:

Stars That Delight, Stars That Fright, Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner Tonight?Tonight’s the night to come dressed as a starWhether stage or screen, we’ll know who you arePerhaps a great actor like Grace Kelly or Phyllis DillerOr Freddy Kruger, the phenomenon, a maniac killerAnd there was Hannibal Lector, who we knew was plain madOr now the Sons of Anarchy and the drug-fuelled Breaking BadWhileZombiesstruckterrorandshowednopityThe gangster Al Capone, held up New York CitySaving Private Ryan showed American commandosAnd we also watch the dysfunctional SopranosThere was a doll causing mayhem, that’s ChuckyAnd there’s Dirty Harry: so are you feeling lucky?The American Sniper has a steady hand And there’s many a story of a rock’n’roll band So many movie stars that delight or give frightSo it’s your turn to dress as your favourite tonight

Tuesday Partners’ Day Program: Eureka Tower and ScienceworksGuests will have the opportunity to explore the Gold Coast with a ‘Go-Card’. Each card gives you the option to use the light rail and bus lines to get to attractions suchasthePacificFairShoppingCentre,ThemeParks,the beach, Q1 SkyDeck, Cavill Avenue and much more. Stations, timetables and attractions are listed on the conference website: www.conferenceco.com.au/pipeline.

Tuesday APGA Annual Dinner DanceThe APGA gala dinner is a magical night of elegance and entertainment. The Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre will host this year’s dinner with outstanding entertainment, food and wine. 9

Flight informationAustralia’s major airlines include:

QantasPhone: 13 13 13 Web: www.qantas.com.au

Virgin AustraliaPhone: 13 67 89 Web: www.virginaustralia.com.au

JetstarPhone: 13 15 38 Web: www.jetstar.com

Convention EnquiriesRegistration 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

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

Sponsorship Limited sponsorship opportunities for the Convention were 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

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APGA Convention DisclaimerAPGA 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.

Palmer Colonial Golf CourseAppropriate golf attire, including collared shirt and soft spikedshoes(runningshoeswillsuffice).Denimorelastic waist sport shorts are not permitted.

Welcome Dinner, Sea WorldSmart casual.

Sunday Outing, McLarens Landing on South Stradbroke IslandSmart casual clothing and flat soled shoes. Guests are welcome to bring swimming gear. Showers are available on-site.

Opening Dinner, Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition CentreCocktail dress for ladies, lounge suit for gentlemen.

Partners’ Day OutingsCasual clothing and walking shoes suggested.

Fancy Dress Night, Movie WorldFancy dress costumes recommended. This year’s theme is: Stars that delight, stars that fright, guess who’s coming to dinner tonight?

APGA Annual Dinner, Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition CentreFormal evening attire.

Business Sessions, Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition CentreBusiness attire

DELEGATESurname Preferred Name Position Organisation(Note:yourorganisation’slistingintheOfficialProgramandonyournametagwillbeshownasabove)

Mailing AddressSuburb State Postcode Telephone (Business Hours) Facsimile Mobile EmailSpecial Dietary RequirementsIsthisyourfirsttimeattendingtheAPGAAnnualConvention? 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 28 August 2015 AFTER 28 August 2015 TOTALMEMBER q Delegate $1600 $1780 q Partner $865 $955 q Day Delegate $690 q Monday q Tuesday $765 q Monday q Tuesday $ NON-MEMBER q Delegate $2250 $2490 q Partner $1210 $1330 q Day Delegate $960 q Monday q Tuesday $1070 q Monday q Tuesday $ YOUNG PERSON (YPF)* q Delegate $1040 $1160 $ (*35%discountforUnder35’sattendingtheConventionforthefirsttime)

RECREATION ACTIVITIESTHE FOLLOWING ACTIVITIES ARE COMPLIMENTARY FOR FULL DELEGATE REGISTRATIONS. PLEASE INDICATE YOUR PARTICIPATION BYþ] (SOME FUNCTIONS MAY HAVE LIMITED NUMBERS) Registered Registered Children* Delegate Partner (include numbers)Golf (NB: ELECTRIC CARTS INCLUDED) Saturday 17 October q q NOTE: 7.30 am Tee-off Golf Clubs Required: (personal cost from $35) q Yes q No q

Male qFemale qMale qFemale This cost must be pre-paid with your registration fees qLeft qRight qLeft qRight Welcome Dinner Sea World Saturday 17 October q q Sunday Outing South Stradbroke Island Sunday 18 October q q q Opening Dinner Gold Coast Convention & Exhib Centre Sunday 18 October q q Partners’ Day Monday (incl lunch) Whale Watching Monday 19 October q qLuncheon Gold Coast Convention & Exhib Centre Monday 19 October q q Fancy Dress Party Night Movie World Monday 19 October q q Partners’ Day Tuesday Gold Coast Attractions Tuesday 20 October q qLuncheon Gold Coast Convention & Exhib Centre Tuesday 20 October q q APGA Annual Dinner Dance Gold Coast Convention & Exhib Centre Tuesday 20 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

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

EXTRA FUNCTION BOOKINGS FOR GUESTS OF DELEGATES(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 Cost

Welcome Dinner – Saturday 17 October q $165 q $200 ____ ____ $ _________________Sunday Outing – Sunday 18 October q $110 q $130 ____ ____ $ _________________Opening Dinner – Sunday 18 October q $165 q $200 ____ ____ $ _________________Partners’ Day – Monday 19 October q $105 q $125 ____ ____ $ _________________Luncheon – Monday 19 October q $70 q $80 ____ ____ $ _________________Fancy Dress Party Night – Monday 19 October q $165 q $200 ____ ____ $ _________________Partners’ Day – Tuesday 20 October q $55 q $65 ____ ____ $ _________________Luncheon – Tuesday 20 October q $70 q $80 ____ ____ $ _________________APGA Annual Dinner – Tuesday 20 October q $180 q $215 ____ ____ $ _________________ Sub Total $ _________________Please give names of extra function attendees and function/s attending:

CONVENTION REGISTRATION PAYMENTq Pleasefindenclosed$ payable to APGA q I’m faxing my registration, payment will followq 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 delegateq Please charge my credit card $ q MasterCard q Visa qAmex q Diners

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ACCOMMODATIONPLEASE INDICATE YOUR 1ST AND 2ND PREFERENCE BY NUMBERING THE OPTIONS 1 AND 2q 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 21 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:Jupiters Hotel and Casino Superior Rooms (Two double beds) q Single $219 q Twin $219 q Double $219 Corner King Rooms q Single $269 q Double $269Sofitel Hotel Classic River View Rooms q Single $235 q Twin $235 q Double $235 Superior Ocean View Rooms q Single $265 q Twin $265 q Double $265Peppers Broadbeach 1 Bedroom Apartments q Single $241 q Twin $241 q Double $241 (Min 3 nights) 2 Bedroom Apartments q Single $298 q Twin $298 q Double $298 (Min 3 nights)

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CREDIT CARD DETAILS ARE REQUIRED HERE AS A GUARANTEE OF ACCOMMODATION ONLYq 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. No charge for accommodation will be made against this card unless I fail to give 21 days, notice of cancellation in writing to Conference Co-ordinators.

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For further information or special arrangements contact Conference Co-ordinators on 02 6292 9000

SEND ACCOMMODATION / REGISTRATION FORM TO: APGA Annual Convention c/- Conference Co-ordinators PO Box 139 CALWELL ACT 2905 or Fax on 02 6292 9002 or

email conference@confco.com.au Australian Pipelines and Gas Association Ltd ABN: 29 098 754 324