Features
How engineers bring Vivid Sydney to life
Many people don't realise that Vivid Sydney's light installations are a mix of engineering meets art.
The biggest imperative for engineers this World Environment Day? Sustainability education
In the lead up to World Environment Day 2022, two sustainability experts help engineers define what sustainability is in 2022,...
How can engineering companies better support their Indigenous employees?
Two Indigenous leaders in engineering share their advice for how organisations can ladder up their engagement with Indigenous employees.
Labor will form the next parliament of Australia — what does that mean for engineers?
Labor’s National Reconstruction Fund (NRF) is designed to boost investment in advanced manufacturing, infrastructure and innovation that Australia has been...
The (near) future of energy storage
The shift to renewables is happening faster than anybody imagined. As that transformation continues to accelerate, one obvious question arises...
Federal election: The big issues
Former Deputy Prime Minister John Anderson shares his views on the big federal election issues and the important role engineers...
Creating the world’s smallest and most dextrous underwater robotic arm
Most successful businesses start with a simple solution to a complex problem. For Australian robotics company Blueprint Lab, it was...
Sydney Opera House awarded world’s highest civil engineering recognition
The Sydney Opera House joins other leading historic landmarks after being awarded the world’s highest civil engineering recognition.
Could a wetsuit save you from a shark bite?
Shark attacks have been on the rise in Australia – but a high-strength material developed by Aqua Armour could give...
Engineering resilience: What’s needed in the 2022-2023 federal budget
This year, the Australian Government needs to invest in big ideas to future-proof the country. Learn what Engineers Australia wants...
