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Enhancing air traffic management services with spacecraft
A successful, world-first trial of a new space-based VHF communications and aircraft-tracking solution points to entirely new capabilities and possibilities...
Meet TBM Marlene, the mega-boring machine
A tunnel boring machine for the Western Sydney Airport Metro network has been named after Dr Marlene Kanga for her...
How Chartered status helped this engineer build technical expertise
For mining engineer Jane Brunton, the benefits of becoming Chartered were clear even before she achieved the qualification.
An Afghan engineer’s perilous journey from Kabul to Melbourne
Afghan engineer Abdul Gulistani has seen and survived greater personal and professional challenges than most of us could imagine.
Securing Australia’s engineering pipeline: from early childhood to independent practice
Australia has a shortage of professional engineers, and we must confront the problem now before it gets worse.
More Australian engineers turning to weathering steel for bridge building
Bridges made from weathering steel can last over 100 years without a single coat of paint. No wonder the structured...
This engineer is pioneering the use of less – and lighter – concrete
Buildings constructed with light concrete shells have stood for centuries, but at some stage we let these designs go in...
Driving the energy transition and five other priorities for engineering leaders
Here are six highlights from a recent engineering industry leaders’ roundtable hosted by Engineers Australia National President Nick Fleming.
Indigenous Australian engineering student secures NASA internship
Tully Mahr took to the sky for her first solo flight when she was just 15. Now, she is aiming...
Why ensuring the availability and visibility of clean, conditioned power for mission critical applications is more important than ever
As few businesses can afford the negative impact of power anomalies, they need to make sure they’ve chosen the best...
