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Start time: 5:30pm AEST. Engineers Australia is excited to present our upcoming Projects in the Pub event on Wednesday the 19th May Come and join us at the Alchemy Bar & Restaurant for an opportunity to catch-up with your local Northern Tasmania Committee and industry colleagues and hear from a couple of guest speakers over some food and beverages.

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