What do engineers need to know about the 2024 Federal Budget?
The new Budget put the Future Made in Australia policy front and centre, promising $19.7 billion to make Australia a...
These artificial reefs are helping to slow down coastal erosion
A Melbourne-based research lab has worked with the City of Greater Geelong to develop a multi-pronged solution to coastal erosion.
Why engineers must use quality products to lower the lifecycle costs of infrastructure
The coastal city of Bunbury is about to get a long-awaited bypass that will transform its congested main road network.
How Bluebeam is helping plug the national skills shortage
It was while Parth Tikiwala was working as a Senior Policy Advisor at the White House in Washington, DC, that...
How predictive intelligence is improving construction safety
Safety on Australian building sites has improved substantially over the past 20 years due to stricter regulations, mandatory training and...
Setting standards for stormwater pollutant removal evaluation: Labs Without Walls
A sudden deluge of rain can cause severe environmental damage in built-up areas if pollutants are washed into local waterways...
Why Australian engineers need to jump aboard the digital twin bandwagon
Australia is lagging some distance behind Europe when it comes to the adoption of digital twins in manufacturing.
Siemens announces Beyond 1% Summit and calls for engineers to play a bigger part in the journey to net zero
Technology leader Siemens has announced a major summit to discuss how Australia can harness digitalisation to reduce its carbon dioxide...
The many benefits of intelligent motor control
Continuing geopolitical uncertainty coupled with high inflation and supply chain disruption has forced manufacturers worldwide to find new ways to...
Perdaman’s $6.4 billion project set to be world’s largest single-train ammonia plant
The $6.4 billion urea plant in Western Australia will be the largest urea plant in Australia and one of the...
