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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.
Mind at work: Inside the rise of generative AI
Generative AI — introduced into the consumer sphere by tools such as ChatGPT — will soon revolutionise engineering in ways...
On track for sleeper integration
Timber railway sleepers may be highly sought-after in garden landscapes, but in railway infrastructure they are less than ideal.
The power and potential of offshore wind in Australia
Ahead of a special Engineers Australia webinar on Global Wind Day, a wind energy expert breaks down the huge potential...
Grey ship technology: AUKUS and beyond
Whether you agree with ceding more control to computers or not, we are constantly reminded of a connected world, but...
Young Indigenous minds compete with the world’s best
In a demonstration of the power of STEM, an international robotics competition has brought a team of Indigenous primary school...
What’s it like to intern at the world’s number one space agency?
Sydney University student Anne Bettens is living every young aerospace engineer’s dream. In early March, she arrived at NASA's Jet...
Anything but child’s play
They may be largely unseen, but the engineers who bring toys to life have a unique set of challenges.
Q and A: What does National Reconciliation Week mean for engineers?
Gamilaraay man and Senior Aboriginal Affairs and Participation Consultant at WSP Russell Reid spoke to Engineers Australia this week about...
