‘It’s the sensible thing’: this International Women’s Day, here’s why we need to create a more diverse engineering profession
The theme of 2022’s International Women’s Day, which will be celebrated 8 March, is “Break the Bias”, and as part...
How a structural engineer found her place in the energy industry
Jane Zeng is eager to promote the energy industry as an opportunity for the next generation of engineers, regardless of...
Cheryl Desha wants cities and nature to coexist in harmony
Professor Cheryl Desha is reimagining our cities, creating places that are more resilient, more pleasant, and more attuned to the...
This Australian-developed stationary battery is safer and greener than its competitors
This Australian company has developed a stationary battery that is greener, safer, and potentially even cheaper than its competitors.
How this civil engineer found his passion later in life
Matteo Tirapelle found his passion for civil engineering later in life, but his younger days had invaluable lessons for his...
How being Chartered helped this regional engineer grow
Starting and running a regionally based business comes with its own set of challenges. Jillian Kilby found being a Chartered...
What engineers can do to make the next decade count
With the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Glasgow recently calling on all nations to strengthen their emissions reduction targets...
Rising risk: the danger of doing nothing on climate change
“Climate action failure,” said Emilio Granados Franco, “is an existential threat to humanity that is going to start showing its...
How Sydney Water uses partnerships to create a greener future
Sydney Water serves more than five million customers every day using a water and wastewater network of more than 47,000...
‘My purpose is to recruit you’: Al Gore urges engineers to join his sustainability revolution
Former US Vice President Al Gore told Engineers Australia’s Climate Smart Engineering conference on Tuesday that he was disappointed by...
