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Why can’t Paradise Dam be repaired?
The Paradise Dam rebuild has led to several key recommendations for bolstering dam safety management.
Engineers Australia attends COP29 in Baku
It’s week one of COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan. Engineers Australia is there, reinforcing engineering’s vital role in a climate-smart future.
There’s more to engineering than construction and infrastructure
Failing to engage the diverse range of students that can enrich engineering will only harm the profession. The iSTEM program...
Infographic: How do you build a hydrogen refuelling station?
The CSIRO’s research into hydrogen as a fuel source for passenger vehicles has been given a boost by the installation...
An overview of the engineering labour market in 6 graphs
Visualising the ever-shifting landscape of engineering employment across Australia, now and into the future.
Allison Selman outlines her rise to the top in subsea engineering
Working at the bottom of the ocean has helped propel this subsea engineer’s career to great heights.
This compact electronic nose is capable of identifying odours within milliseconds
This compact electronic nose, a new innovation from Western Sydney University, is capable of identifying odours within milliseconds.
Infographic: How this marine hybrid power and propulsion solution is driving sustainability benefits
The company behind a marine plug-in hybrid power system says it could offer the maritime industry both financial and environmental...
Inside the facility driving large-scale battery adoption in Western Australia
Built on the site of a decommissioned coal-fired power station, this modular big battery is the first stage in decarbonising...
The history of the Washington Accord – and the Australians who made it happen
The 1989 agreement was a milestone in the advancement and recognition of tertiary engineering qualifications. Among its architects was Engineers...
