Defence
Preserving military engineering heritage for future generations
From an Australian-designed and manufactured tank to a World War II-era, Royal Australian Air Force–developed device devised to confuse enemy...
The renaissance of balloon technology
The tension created when a chinese balloon was shot down over American Airspace highlights the growing interest in lighter-than-air technology...
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...
How does the AUKUS submarine program affect Australian engineers?
The AUKUS alliance is estimated to create 20,000 jobs over the next 30 years and represents a new challenge and...
What it takes to build Australia’s Space Command
Australia is playing catch-up when it comes to defence on the final frontier – here's how Defence Space Commander Catherine...
Remembering the tunnellers of the Western Front
World War I is often associated with the brutalities of trench warfare, but under No Man’s Land a complex series...
Engineering Associate of the Year on working as an engineer in the Australian Defence Force
Engineering Associate of the Year Wade Godbee grew up on a grain farm before embarking on an extensive engineering career...
Athena AI helps soldiers on the battlefield identify protected targets
Many experts have concerns about the use of AI on the battlefield, but Chartered engineer Stephen Bornstein CPEng believes the...
Devising self-driving technology for the Army requires military precision
A military-academic collaboration is advancing autonomous vehicle technology to ready it for use by the Australian Army.
Engineers needed to grow Australia’s naval shipbuilding industry
While sectors of the economy such as hospitality and tourism have taken a hit due to the pandemic, Australia’s naval...
