“Engineering took me to the end of the world”
Simple tasks take extraordinary effort when you're engineering at the South Pole, according to Sara Pearce MIEAust CPEng NER, Director ...
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Balancing the offshore boom: Australia’s ports, vessels and workforce under pressure
GHD’s Shahed Jafarpour Hamedani explores how Australia can balance offshore wind growth with oil and gas decommissioning demands.
Road pricing overhaul needs to be fair
Few would argue that Australia’s road system needs attention. But with fuel excise revenue declining as electric vehicle uptake grows, ...
Going to market: how engineers’ bright ideas can have big impact
Engineers are entrepreneurs by nature. A new postgraduate degree will help turn those instincts into the basis of a more ...
The precision motors driving mission success
Beneath the surface of historic missions lies intricate hardware, carefully engineered to withstand shocks, vibration and extreme temperatures.
Unlocking digital capability to maximise project outcomes in construction and manufacturing
As construction and engineering sectors rapidly digitalise their workflows, many companies have barely scratched the surface when it comes to ...
Engineers bust the biggest myths about engineering
If you think engineers are only good at maths, think again. create spoke with engineers across the country to bust ...
This engineer oversees one of the country’s largest public health networks
Meet Steve Pavloudis, the engineer overseeing the engineering and capital projects divisions for South Australia’s Women's and Children’s Health Network.
Engineering a career for women in construction
The winner of WA’s 2021 NAWIC Outstanding Achievement in Construction Award, reflects on a career trailblazing through a male-dominated field.
New graduate school of engineering is first of its kind in Australia
With formalised micro-credentialing, UNSW’s Australian Graduate School of Engineering (AGSE) offers a new way for engineers to accelerate or change ...
