Case study: How to successfully integrate Indigenous knowledge in an engineering project
The design of a new pedestrian and cycle bridge, linking the Perth CBD across the Swan River to Heirisson Island,...
We can learn a lot from Australia’s first engineers – here’s why
Engineers are drawing on the land, sea and relationship knowledge of Indigenous peoples to inform relevant, sustainable solutions.
How are engineers rethinking design for circularity?
More than seven million tonnes of construction waste goes to landfill each year. So how are engineers rethinking design for...
Giving a second life to organic waste
At Veolia’s Bulla Organics Facility in Melbourne’s north-west, food and garden organics are saved from methane generation at landfills and...
Australia can learn from how other countries are integrating First Nations engineering perspectives
How Canada and New Zealand are making moves towards Indigenous engineering success.
What does it take for construction companies to achieve a 6 Star Green Star rating?
In the past 12 months, construction company Laing O’Rourke has achieved multiple 6 Star Green Star ratings. What has made...
Circular construction involves designing for multiple lifetimes
Chief Circular Engineer Ali Abbas explains the challenges and solutions to engineering a dramatic change in construction.
Photocatalysis: the great leap forward in hydrogen production
As the global race for sustainable energy intensifies, this Australian company is perfecting the art of separating hydrogen from water...
The future is electrifying
Until recently, net zero mining was considered an impossibility. What a difference innovative engineering makes.
Green steel: The race is on
A number of significant green steel projects are taking shape around the globe, all vying for important first-mover sustainability titles.
