Culture
Change management is no longer a nice-to-have skill – it’s a business imperative
Alana Newbrook has witnessed firsthand the transformative power of effective change management in today's rapidly evolving workplace.
Why increasing inclusion in engineering is making the world a better place
For International Women’s Day, Engineers Australia CEO Romilly Madew explores how diversity and inclusion efforts are forging a more positive...
How can engineers ensure the energy transition considers Indigenous Australians?
The transition to renewable energy presents a unique opportunity to make the energy sector more equitable for Australia’s First Nations.
Top 10 TV shows for engineers
From MacGyver to Battlebots to Mr. Robot, here are 10 of our favourite TV shows for engineers.
How this engineer balances heritage with a world-famous arts precinct’s up-to-the minute needs
Civil engineer and solicitor Ziggy Napier delicately balances heritage with the ever-changing human demands of a globally recognised performing arts...
Engineering heritage of the Walsh Bay Arts Precinct
On the foreshore of Sydney Harbour, not far from the Opera House, is Walsh Bay. It’s had many lives: as...
10 essential movies for engineers
From vintage dramas to high-octane thrillers, from animated family films to Bollywood comedies, there is no shortage of films with...
Closing the gender gap: Mapping the proportion of female engineering graduates across the globe
Do you know which country has the highest number of female engineering graduates? Create explores how different countries compare, and...
3 weird and wonderful engineering traditions
For a profession based on forward thinking, science and careful calculations, engineering is steeped in tradition. Here’s a few customs...
Ethics and the engineer
What does an ethical dilemma look and feel like in engineering? And what should engineers do when they recognise one?...
