Leadership
World-first project monitors water quality via satellite
A recently launched ground-to-space water quality monitoring system is set to provide near real-time updates and predictive forecasting.
The power of personal connections to drive climate action
Responding to climate change is wickedly complex, which is why engineering more sustainable tech and systems is only half the...
A tale of two leaders
This International Women’s Day, create sat down with Arup’s Australasian Co-Chairs to talk about diversity in leadership, and the wide-ranging...
Women in STEMM embark on a once-in-a-lifetime trip to Antarctica
This November, 180 women in STEMM will journey to Antarctica to hone their leadership skills and advance their knowledge about...
Engineers Australia takes joint second place as most ethical member organisation
The community has an overall consistent ethical attitude towards Engineers Australia at a time when overall ethical trust has declined.
Why we’re on track to fall short on the SDGs
There is no path to achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) without engineers, but it is clear more...
4 big ideas for engineers to tackle climate change
It’s no longer good enough for engineers to approach their work as if it didn’t impact climate change, says Peter...
Events to watch out for: webinars, conferences and more in fourth-quarter 2022
Engineers Australia's events schedule has something for everyone over the next three months. Here's the full listing.
The road less travelled
Women make up 48 per cent of Australia’s workforce, yet account for just 13 per cent of the nation’s working...
‘I don’t think I’ve ever done the same thing twice’: One engineer on the rewards of working in the water industry
Chartered engineer Marnie Coates CPEng has seen a lot of the water industry, but she continues to find new ways...
