Policy
“Register once, practise anywhere”: The urgent case for aligning engineering registration across NSW
Engineers Australia is calling for the establishment of a nationally consistent engineering registration scheme in NSW, as a catalyst for...
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.
What engineers need to know about environment and sustainability policy and reporting
What projects will a new environment and sustainability reporting policy apply to, and how should engineers prepare? An engineer-turned-lawyer explains.
What do engineers need to know about the 2024 Federal Budget?
The new Budget put the Future Made in Australia policy front and centre, promising $19.7 billion to make Australia a...
Urgent action needed to enhance level crossing safety
Level crossings have long been a hazard. Mandatory requirements around lighting, visibility will help to prevent injuries and deaths.
What engineers need to know about carbon farming legislation
Carbon farming reinforces the essential link between engineering innovation and environmental stewardship.
“Who doesn’t love space?”: Why Australia should invest more in space engineering
Space impacts all aspects of life, but while other countries have powered ahead in space engineering capability and investment, Australia...
Two new partnerships designed to secure the future of Australian engineering
Engineers Australia and Energy Networks Australia have joined forces to advocate for and build the competency and recognition of engineers...
What engineers need to know about climate-related financial disclosures
The way companies need to report on finances is changing. A lawyer breaks down what engineers should know about upcoming...
11 essential recommendations for improving diversity in STEM
A new report reveals the importance of strengthening diversity in STEM and outlines steps to fostering long-term change.
