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Bureau Veritas opens new laboratory in South Australia
Bureau Veritas, a world leader in testing, inspection, and certification (TIC), has celebrated the opening of a new laboratory and testing facility in Regency Park close to Port Adelaide, the hub for Australian naval shipbuilding in South Australia. The facility was officially opened by the Premier for South Australia, the Hon. Steven Marshall MP in a ceremony on 11th May 2021.
The newly opened laboratory is offering ISO 17025 NATA (National Association of Testing Authorities) accredited Mechanical Testing on state-of-the-art methods. It demonstrates the commitment of Bureau Veritas to support defence and naval shipbuilding within South Australia. It complements the Group’s existing operations within the state, where 300 staff have been supporting key industry sectors including General Fabrication, Mining and Oil & Gas for more than 50 years.
Outback Reports Results from Initial Drill Holes at Glenfine and Observes Visible Gold
Outback Goldfields Corp . is pleased to report initial results from its ongoing and fully-funded drill program on its Glenfine project, central Victoria, Australia . Assays from three of the eleven completed holes are reported. “The assay results from the initial drill holes represent an exciting first step in evaluating a significant corridor of prospective geology between the Reef 2 and Glenfine South prospects at … (
Outback Goldfields Corp . (the ” Company ” or “Outback”) (CSE: OZ) is pleased to report initial results from its ongoing and fully-funded drill program on its Glenfine project, central Victoria, Australia . Assays from three of the eleven completed holes are reported.
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Road quality testing: inside the taxpayer rip-off
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The cheating software for tests to ensure roads are being built to the proper standards was âvery sophisticatedâ, according to a NSW government memo.
It could spit out back-calculations, to give fake raw data to back up false test results. It was smart enough to not leave tell-tale crumbs of trickery to any auditor.
Some labs have been faking results for during road construction. Â
Damian White
As construction companies built a highway, labs should have been running tests, such as measuring soil density. This is key information for constructing roads, which should hold together for decades and on which governments spend tens of billions of dollars annually.