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WA Resources & Energy Infrastructure Conference is a leading conference on infrastructure needs for the booming resources and energy sectors in the State. in 2011, the Conference attracted over 150 delegates.  The 2012 conference is expected to be bigger and better. The WA Resources & Energy Infrastructure Conference will provide an exclusive opportunity to examine upcoming, existing and past projects specifically shaping the resources and energy state - showcasing opportunities and lessons learnt for the future. The main aim being to assist the public and private sector in better understanding the Western Australian market. This conference will provide delegates with an effective, efficient and environmentally viable means of being involved with mining and energy infrastructure projects. It will identify the infrastructure gaps, including Regional Planning, Ports, Roads, Rail and Energy that are vital to the future growth of the flourishing Resources and Energy sector. The conference will also offer delegates with opportunities to network, learn and exchange experiences, while building Western Australia’s profile and further strengthening confidence in the State’s Resources and Energy sector. Presentations from leading government and industry specialists will explore the planning, construction and implementation of mining and energy infrastructure projects, as well as cover a strategic analysis of the opportunities and challenges that will define these expansions for accelerating Western Australia’s resources boom. The conference room will be set up in cabaret style with a question and answer segment in place to encourage and enable delegates’ opinions to be presented.

The Australasian Philatelic Traders' Association organises shows for the benefit of the noble hobby of philately around Australia. Many members of the Australasian Philatelic Traders Association (APTA) will be at the Show, shown below in random order. The basic structure of Show consists of a set of actions needed to plan, organise, run and wind up a national philatelic exhibition.   The actions are arranged in groups and subgroups and are approximately in the right order to allow an exhibition Organising Committee to step through each of the actions to ensure that nothing is forgotten.  It uses Microsoft Access as well as Word and Excel for some of its functions.