Mapping the diverse experiences of migrant engineers in Australia
Overseas-trained engineers are vital for Australia, but it's not always a smooth journey. What's being done to break down barriers and the most of their skills?
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Why can’t Paradise Dam be repaired?
The Paradise Dam rebuild has led to several key recommendations for bolstering dam safety management.
Engineers Australia attends COP29 in Baku
It’s week one of COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan. Engineers Australia is there, reinforcing engineering’s vital role in a climate-smart future.
There’s more to engineering than construction and infrastructure
Failing to engage the diverse range of students that can enrich engineering will only harm the profession. The iSTEM program aims to turn this around.
Supporting Australia’s decarbonisation by curbing energy consumption
With mandatory climate-related disclosure laws already in force, businesses are under pressure to reduce the carbon footprint of buildings. MetecnoPIR, a division of the Bondor Metecno Group, offers premium thermal ...
How Bluebeam is transforming project workflows
SEECivil has seen a transformation in its project delivery thanks to Bluebeam’s project PDF platform to unlock efficiencies and keep costs down.
Infographic: How do you build a hydrogen refuelling station?
The CSIRO’s research into hydrogen as a fuel source for passenger vehicles has been given a boost by the installation of a refuelling station in Melbourne.
An overview of the engineering labour market in 6 graphs
Visualising the ever-shifting landscape of engineering employment across Australia, now and into the future.
Allison Selman outlines her rise to the top in subsea engineering
Working at the bottom of the ocean has helped propel this subsea engineer’s career to great heights.
This compact electronic nose is capable of identifying odours within milliseconds
This compact electronic nose, a new innovation from Western Sydney University, is capable of identifying odours within milliseconds.
