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Welcome to Bd&e #112, our latest issue with a spotlight on Australia and New Zealand as well as moveable bridges. Among the articles for your enjoyment in this edition are:

• Vision in motion: the unique lifting mechanism for a new landmark across the Sacramento River
• Bird on the wing: constructing the world’s largest hydraulically powered rolling bascule bridge
• Fishing for compliments: moveable link celebrates Dutch village’s historic culture
• Hidden in plain sight: mechanisms play hide-and-seek in Belgian double-piston-stayed bridge
• Weathered in Australasia: why weathering steel is gaining popularity as a construction material
• Ambitious Melbourne: a new twin tunnel is driving engineering innovation in Victorian crossings
• Winning by a nose: slender elements push incremental launching method to the limit in Saxony
• Boxing clever: structure 12,600t in weight slides 165m to its destination across the highway
• East African moves: temporary connection enables road bridge in Tanzania to be safely launched
• Brimming with potential: why UHPC is gaining momentum in US bridge engineering
• Mass-cast production: precast solution accelerates UK’s new high-speed railway
• Redefining the line: introducing a new method for thrust layout optimisation of masonry arches
• Journey of discovery: Port of Hamburg pauses to reflect on its usage of digital twins

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