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Engineers Australia takes joint second place as most ethical member organisation
The community has an overall consistent ethical attitude towards Engineers Australia at a time when overall ethical trust has declined.
Designing buildings for extreme weather
Resilience measures are required to protect structures against earthquakes, wind and fire.
One engineer’s plan for a green future is to electrify everything
Saul Griffith believes engineers are working at one of the most exciting points in history and we must shift to...
Timber innovations building a more sustainable future
Timber may be one of the oldest and most common building materials, but innovations like these are transforming its role...
How to build a carbon-positive legacy
What better way for Australia to lead the sustainability charge than hosting a climate-positive Olympic and Paralympic Games?
Meet the cobot making life easier for Boeing employees
By taking over a repetitive yet integral task in the manufacture of Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner aircraft, ‘Wayne’ has helped to...
Why we’re on track to fall short on the SDGs
There is no path to achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) without engineers, but it is clear more...
Hydrogen’s role in decarbonising mining
Inside the consortium of mining companies shaping the future of green hydrogen in Australia.
Climate Smart Engineering: ideas and action
Climate change is one of the greatest existential threats humanity has ever faced. Engineers Australia’s second Climate Smart Engineering conference,...
4 big ideas for engineers to tackle climate change
It’s no longer good enough for engineers to approach their work as if it didn’t impact climate change, says Peter...
