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by Contrafed PUblishingJuly 24, 2019October 12, 2022
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1. Showing respect. Minster of Regional Development Shane Jones gave a keynote address at the start of the conference. His party will not support a blanket mining ban on all DOC lands, he said. 2. GoughCat Welcome dinner at Transport World.3. Q&M editor Alan Titchall (right) presented the magazine’s Tomorrows Leaders Award at the TransDiesel Awards Dinner. Recipients were (from left): Grant Andrews, AGS Earthmovers; Dylan Ward, Fulton Hogan Tauhei Quarry; and Joe Hunter manager Logan Point Quarry.4. Anthony Henderson and Martin Hammond, Oil Intel.5. At the Real Steel Hard Rock Club Happy Hour delegates consumed 200 dozens fresh oysters in less time than it take to say ‘where’s me gout pills’.6. Q&M sales manager Charles Fairbairn and Vanessa Searing from Real Steel.7. Sweet Home Invercargill - Real Steel Hard Rock Club Happy Hour.8. Models displays on the Wirtgen Group stand. 9.  Dylan Ward on the Komatsu virtual reality simulator.10. Queenie Halliday and Roger Maham from Lilburn Lime.11. Spike Petersen, Waiotahi, and Harry Wilson, Wilson Bros Earthmovers.12. Geoff Powell, Bert Hart and Billy Hart, Equip2.13. Wirtgen line-up: Mark Jobert; Debra Cowcill; Clive Keown; and Gary Payne.14. Shane Binsted Bridgestone, standing next to the first Firestone entry level OTR tyre (L3) for general quarry work. More sizes to arrive soon.15. Chris Nussey from Position Partners (Australia) next to the latest Loadmaster with its integrated 360 degree camera. 16. Kevin Squires Avoca Lime with Aaron St Clair-Wright, Wright Zone.17. Caolann Fitzpatrick, Lincom Group.18. Brian Doughtey, TransDiesel, John Donaldson, Fulton Hogan, and George Kelcher, retiring IOQ president.19. Porters Group: Scott Briggs, Wayne Cunningham, and Jimmy Murphy20. Packing up last day for the big trip home.

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