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Deep understanding
Some observers see the AUKUS submarine project as a boon for the engineering profession. Other wonder where exactly all of...
How to address power dynamics in your workplace
Less than one fifth of the engineering workforce is female. But a new discussion guide from the Champions of Change...
How SA Water is working towards a zero cost energy future
SA Water’s Zero Cost Energy Future Program has seen the installation of over 360,000 solar panels and 34 megawatt hours...
Battery boom raises safety concerns
From e-scooters to smartphones to large-scale storage grids, lithium-ion batteries are everywhere. But should we better manage these risks?
Here’s your chance to shape the engineering profession
Engineers Australia is relying on the on-the-ground expertise of its membership to revamp the Australian and New Zealand Standard Classification...
Award-winning engineer changing tracks
Andrew Matthews, MIEAust, CPEng, NPER, RPEQ, never planned to become a rail engineer. But now, after a 40-year career in...
Engineers recognised in King’s Birthday Honours List
Engineers Australia congratulates the engineers recognised in the 2023 King’s Birthday Honours list announced by the Governor General for their...
Women in engineering help ‘make safety seen’
For International Women in Engineering Day (INWED) 2023, three leading engineers share their knowledge on the importance of safety in...
Engineering crucial to sustainable development, United Nations hears
Former Engineers Australia National President Marlene Kanga has an urgent message for the global community: Engineers are absolutely crucial for...
Paving the way for circularity in the built environment
A landmark industry-wide seminar led by Engineers Australia unearthed how to best achieve circularity in the built environment.
