How can we beat the skills shortage?
To beat the engineering skills shortage one future of work expert believes the answer may lie in rethinking recruitment and ...
Tag: infrastructure
Making sovereign capability a national priority
With the federal election campaign under way, and with the COVID-19 pandemic in mind, enhancing Australia’s sovereign capability is more ...
How the right productivity gains can get Australia’s infrastructure up to speed
Australia’s infrastructure sector has long been challenged by barriers to innovation. A new Engineers Australia policy directions paper looks to ...
SEQ City Deal: Engineering the future
A broad-scope city deal aimed at increasing liveability in South East Queensland (SEQ) could change the way we approach engineering ...
Cheryl Desha wants cities and nature to coexist in harmony
Professor Cheryl Desha is reimagining our cities, creating places that are more resilient, more pleasant, and more attuned to the ...
Engineer appointed Northern Territory Infrastructure Commissioner
Engineers Australia Fellow and Chartered engineer Louise McCormick FIEAust CPEng has been appointed the Northern Territory Infrastructure Commissioner.
Why Australia needs to engineer better road safety strategies
According to Engineers Australia member Dr Brett Hughes MIEAust, traffic engineer and road safety researcher, road safety in Australia has ...
EPIC training program provides pathways for refugee engineers
Metro Trains Melbourne is the largest participant in an 18-month industry-wide cadetship for refugee and asylum seeker engineers working on ...
Engineering expertise essential to realise “ambitious” infrastructure plan
Infrastructure Australia has released an ambitious 15-year plan to meet the needs of Australians as the nation recovers from bushfires, ...
Industry groups call for infrastructure project procurement reform
Engineers Australia and 13 other industry groups are calling on the Federal Government to review procurement policies around major infrastructure ...
