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With time and budget constraints plus significant site issues, a one-of-a kind “jump start” technique was used to deliver a ...

Timber railway sleepers may be highly sought-after in garden landscapes, but in railway infrastructure they are less than ideal.

An openness to experience and a passion for his work have taken Glenn Platt to conferences and consultancies around the ...

In a twist of fate, Sydney Swans player Sarah Ford is also working on the engineering project that is redeveloping ...

Civil engineer Daniel Lambert has accomplished a lot with his work in the water industry. But it is his embrace ...

With experience across civil engineering, engineering education, volunteering and humanitarian aid, this engineer’s career has been eclectic.

Engineers Australia’s 2021 Engineering Technologist of the Year Ashely Flower shares his career journey, and why he wants to be ...

The Sydney Opera House joins other leading historic landmarks after being awarded the world’s highest civil engineering recognition.

Earlier this year, locals gathered to witness the controlled demolition of the 72-metre-high Rinsdorf viaduct in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany.

After serving in the army and as an undercover police officer, Engineers Australia member Andrew Curran MIEAust decided to pursue ...

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