The history of the Washington Accord – and the Australians who made it happen
The 1989 agreement was a milestone in the advancement and recognition of tertiary engineering qualifications. Among its architects was Engineers ...
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What engineers need to know about carbon farming legislation
Carbon farming reinforces the essential link between engineering innovation and environmental stewardship.
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 ...
How can we future-proof the Australian engineering sector?
The COVID-19 pandemic as well as rapid advances in business digitisation and transformation have revealed the extent of the skills ...
Engineers Australia takes joint second place as most ethical member organisation
The community has an overall consistent ethical attitude towards Engineers Australia at a time when overall ethical trust has declined.
Federal Budget 2022-23: What it means for engineers
Australia is playing catch-up when it comes to defence on the final frontier – here's how Defence Space Commander Catherine ...
Zaneta Mascarenhas, engineer turned politician, is ready to solve the country’s big issues
Woman of colour, engineer and now Member of Parliament for Swan. Zaneta Mascarenhas is a breath of fresh air in ...
Labor will form the next parliament of Australia — what does that mean for engineers?
Labor’s National Reconstruction Fund (NRF) is designed to boost investment in advanced manufacturing, infrastructure and innovation that Australia has been ...
Federal election: The big issues
Former Deputy Prime Minister John Anderson shares his views on the big federal election issues and the important role engineers ...
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 ...
