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Meet the dog that’s helping detect water leaks in remote Western Australia
Kep, Australia’s first ever water leak detection dog, and her handler Andrew Blair, can achieve in one day what takes...
Residential construction corrosion rates higher than expected, says new advice
Micro-environment corrosion tests are challenging assumptions in residential construction, according to the Galvanizers Association of Australia (GAA).
4 questions general contractors have about BIM
There are perennial concerns contractors have regarding building information modelling (BIM). A recent panel discussion between experts addressed them in...
Smart technology is recycling energy in Melbourne’s rail network
It takes just milliseconds to capture latent energy in a railway line and transfer it back into the grid. Global...
Automated vehicles: Plan now, switch on later
Australia still has the opportunity to lead the world in automated vehicles. The way we engineer infrastructure today is a...
NSW has an active transport skills gap that UNSW wants to fix
Cycleways can reduce emissions in cities and improve the health of their inhabitants, but first someone has to design them...
How polypropylene maintenance structures help simplify sewers
The EZIpit maintenance structures streamline laying and maintaining sewer pipe systems.
Gold to green: Building pumped hydro in an old mine
The Kidston Pumped Storage Hydro Project (K2-Hydro) is the first of its kind in the world to utilise an abandoned...
A new EV Lab at RMIT will explore where the road meets the grid
The researchers at RMIT University’s EV Living Lab are proactively addressing the challenges of Victoria’s electric vehicle transition.
How engineers can mitigate environmental risk in the quest for net zero
Decarbonisation projects can have unintended consequences on the natural environment. One leading engineering firm is ensuring that the industry more...
