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Converge Expo 2025: A success for industry

The inaugural Converge Expo 2025 has brought together industry leaders, innovators, and professionals from across Australia and beyond, across two highly successful and celebrated show days.

by Chris Edwards
September 24, 2025
in Energy Efficiency, Engineering, Events, Imports & exports, Industry news, Internet of things, Irrigation, Manufacturing, Mining, News, Oil & gas, Packaged Sewage Treatment Plants, Pipelines, Power Generation, Projects, Sewage Pumping Stations, sponsored editorial, Spotlight, Sustainability, Tenders, Water & wastewater
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Across September 17 and 18, more than 5000 people rushed through the doors of the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre for a glimpse of one of the only Australian-owned major events showcasing the latest tools and technology in the municipal works, civil and commercial construction sectors.

The first-ever Converge Expo 2025 has been touted as a major success, having brought together key decision-makers and industry players, featuring a mix of live demonstrations, equipment showcases, and conference spaces.

Across two jam-packed days, Converge Expo 2025 welcomed individuals such as Minister for Economic Growth and Jobs and Minister for Finance Danny Pearson, as well as Lisa Kinross, CEO of the Civil Contractors Federation Victoria and President of the Victorian Civil Construction Industry Alliance, who shared key insights into future opportunities and optimism across the sector.

Kinross opened the first day of the conference on the Converge Expo Main Stage, discussing how the industry can address current challenges in its endeavour to deliver the nation’s $120 billion, 10-year infrastructure pipeline.

Innovation on stage

One of the many highlights of the show was Converge Expo 2025’s Major Projects Stage, which provided a platform for some of the nation’s largest contractors to update and discuss the progress and innovation being delivered on several of Australia’s most significant infrastructure projects.

Highlights on the Major Projects Stage included presentations on the New Bridgewater Bridge, Mickleham Road Upgrade, and Inland Rail, offering a behind-the-scenes look at the strategic thinking and challenges overcome on these landmark projects. Such presentations were delivered by some of the country’s largest industry players, including CPB Contractors, Laing O’Rourke, Webuild, BMD, and Major Road Projects Victoria.

Attendees at this exclusive section also benefited from direct face-to-face connections with senior industry leaders and project stakeholders.

Another dedicated area, the Municipal and Solutions Hubs Stage, presented a number of sessions, each designed to provide practical knowledge and tools for implementation at the local level. Tackling topics such as building for growing communities, exploring sustainable solutions, digitising the worksite, and more, the Municipal and Solutions Hubs Stage helped connect leaders from the council space for the sector’s betterment.

Across the Major Projects Stage, Converge Main Stage, as well as the Municipal and Solutions Hubs Stage, Converge Expo 2025 hosted keynote presentations, interactive panel discussions, unparalleled networking opportunities and live demonstrations on what was a bustling exhibition floor.

Leaders galore

Across the Converge Expo exhibition hall, nearly 100 exhibitors showcased the latest technology, products, and services.

From established leaders to emerging innovators, attendees had the opportunity to witness live demonstrations, engage directly with suppliers, and explore solutions that are shaping the future of infrastructure and construction.

Comprising solutions for asset management, construction and transport machinery, software, maintenance, engineering and much more, the vast camp of exhibitor stands provided something for everyone.

Co-located with No-Dig Down Under – the southern hemisphere’s only large-scale conference and exhibition dedicated to trenchless technology – as well as Carpentry Expo, the overall show saw around 8000 attendees make their way through the exhibition doors.

General Manager – Events at Prime Creative Media, Siobhan Rocks, said the interest and attendance at the event signify a sustained interest in what could become the industry’s next big event.

“We couldn’t have asked for a better start to Converge Expo. Thousands of attendees came through the doors, and the energy was incredible from the moment we opened,” she said. “For anyone passionate about the future of infrastructure and construction, this is the place to be.

“Australia’s infrastructure pipeline is the foundation of our nation’s growth and resilience. Converge provides the platform for industry leaders to come together and drive that vision forward.”

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