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The Australian Pipeliner — January 2010
The Young Pipeliners Forum caught up before the APIA Convention Welcome Dinner, held on Saturday 17 October, to talk pipes and the year ahead.
Drinks were enjoyed by the Young Pipeliners Forum on the Cairns foreshore, which provided a scenic background by the sea as the sun set.
The event provided a great chance for the younger Pipeliners to catch up with their interstate colleagues and meet new people.
The YPF is gearing up to have a big year, with many events planned – both social and informative.
For more information about how to join the YPF contact APIA on 02 6273 0577.
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Young Pipeliners enjoyed catching up on the Cairns foreshore.
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The Australian Pipeliner — January 2010
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