Australian bioengineering inspirations, from the pacemaker to the bionic eye
Australia’s innovative engineers have played a major role in developing the world’s biomedical capabilities.
The Australian innovation that changed air travel safety forever
Following a series of high-profile air disasters, an Australian aeronautical researcher decided data would make flying less risky.
How Chartered status is helping engineers at AGL build their careers
AGL is offering its engineers a powerful opportunity to achieve an internationally recognised standard, constantly improve their up-to-date knowledge and...
Infrastructure authority is one step closer to reality in Western Australia
Acceptance and agreement by industry and government on the need for greater infrastructure leadership are building a brighter future for...
In an emergency, Australia might not have enough fuel to meet its needs
A lack of liquid fuel security could present a dire threat to Australia in the event of a shortage. Certain...
The electric drill has its roots in Australia’s mining industry
As a designer of major power plants, drill pioneer Arthur James Arnot knew a thing or two about how electricity...
Outback to orbit: Australia’s long history in space exploration
Australia has punched above its weight in space exploration thanks to a talent for aeronautical and astronautical engineering.
Engineers registration in NSW: The devil is in the detail
As the NSW state election looms, a powerful opportunity exists to deliver what the community expects – an assurance of...
What’s in store for the new Australian Space Agency?
create spoke with Anthony Murfett, Deputy Head of the Australian Space Agency, to find out what Australia's investment in space...
“Right engine, wrong time”: Why the crankless engine never found fame like its combustion cousin
Possibly one of engineering’s most under-appreciated innovations, the crankless engine was the right product at the wrong time.
