Engineering the public sector
For Frank Chen CPEng, engineering in the public sector has helped him make a meaningful difference to the lives of ...
Tag: public policy
Did the 2022-23 budget reply hit the mark for engineers?
Labor’s budget reply was evident of a party keeping a low profile before an election.
Federal Budget 2021-22: What it means for engineers
Australia’s economic engine is “roaring back to life”, Treasurer Josh Frydenberg told the nation last night, as he delivered a ...
Opinion: It’s time to bridge the gap between experts and policymakers
One create reader argues it's time for engineers to take their rightful place alongside policymakers.
Federal Budget 2020-21: Infrastructure and manufacturing to aid economic recovery
The 2020-21 Federal Budget was delivered by Treasurer Josh Frydenberg this week, including funding for infrastructure projects and a focus ...
Looking ahead: The path towards nationwide engineers registration
When the Professional Engineers Registration Bill 2019 was passed in Victoria in August, it represented a significant step toward strengthening the ...
What the National Hydrogen Strategy means for industry
Last week, energy ministers voted to adopt a National Hydrogen Strategy. But what does this mean for industry as Australia ...
Australian Infrastructure Audit 2019 hints at a “new normal” for the engineering profession
The future of engineering is enormously different from the industry’s past, according to the recently released Australian Infrastructure Audit 2019.
New report asks what kind of relationship Australians want with AI in the future
All Australians should be asking themselves and their governments what role artificial intelligence will play in society, according to Chief ...
What does the Coalition Government’s policy agenda mean for engineering?
With the Coalition Government having been returned in Canberra following Saturday’s stunning federal election upset, the focus is turning to what the ...
