Industry
Fifty years since Hobart’s Tasman Bridge collapse, what’s changed?
Engineers and bridge managers must develop a better understanding of what causes structural collapse.
Melbourne’s new trams are all class
The next generation of rolling stock to hit the city’s tram network promises to deliver the holy trinity of improvements...
How we did this: Constructing the “ingenious” Rookwood Weir
The biggest weir built in Australia since World War II is a masterclass in engineering innovation and sustainability, and services...
The surprising engineering origins of 5 everyday items
From military ingenuity to industrial creativity, engineering advancements have given rise to practical household essentials.
How NASA uses generative design to triple component strength
Advances in generative design and AI are changing the way NASA creates some of its most complex machines.
Why can’t Paradise Dam be repaired?
The Paradise Dam rebuild has led to several key recommendations for bolstering dam safety management.
Engineers Australia attends COP29 in Baku
It’s week one of COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan. Engineers Australia is there, reinforcing engineering’s vital role in a climate-smart future.
Infographic: How do you build a hydrogen refuelling station?
The CSIRO’s research into hydrogen as a fuel source for passenger vehicles has been given a boost by the installation...
Infographic: How this marine hybrid power and propulsion solution is driving sustainability benefits
The company behind a marine plug-in hybrid power system says it could offer the maritime industry both financial and environmental...
Infographic: How this construction company mitigated floods in a Tasmanian town
The Latrobe Flood Mitigation Project has transformed the management of floodwater and flow of wastewater in a vulnerable regional township.
