Railways across the world are striving to deliver more capacity and reduced journey times, aiming to improve safety and performance in ...

23 November 2021

The multi-gigawatt Australia-Asia PowerLink (AAPowerLink) is a high-capacity solar generation, storage and transmission system that will ...

Former US Vice President Al Gore told Engineers Australia’s Climate Smart Engineering conference on Tuesday that he was disappointed by the ...

A group of Year 11 students from Shalom College Bundaberg have attended an immersive engineering learning experience, at the CQUniversity ...

How do we know when to fix or rebuild a concrete structure after a fire? A new forensic technique might have the answer.

A new report shows wages growth has slowed in Australia’s engineering sector despite the profession’s critical role in bringing the nation’ ...

by Lauren DeLorenzo, Journalist, Energy magazine

Western Australia has lost its crown for being the most lucrative State for engineers, according to a new report, ...

Wages for engineers in the mining industry rose strongly over the past 12 months, increasing between 2.6 and 2.7 per cent, according to the ...

Putting the worst economic effects of the pandemic behind them, Australian universities have begun the task of reinventing themselves, preparing to re-engage with the students and communities of which they are a part, infusing intellectual and social ...

Steel is recyclable, but civil engineering is working on ways to make it easier to repurpose. Sean Justice/Getty Images Sustainability is ...

Economists are tipping a construction boom next year as the battle to deliver Australia’s $110-billion infrastructure pipeline looms. ...

If you’d asked my 16-year-old self what an engineer does, I wouldn’t have been able to tell you. Fast forward to 2021 and I marvel at the places my career in engineering and physics has taken me. 16-year-olds today can’t possibly predict the careers of ...

From the moment pipelines began snaking their way between continents under the ocean and oil companies punched pylons through seabeds and topped them with giant platforms, engineers such as Dong-Sheng Jeng have had their work cut out for them.

Washington| The Biden administration’s top economic adviser is considering foreign investment restrictions on companies that are backed by hefty government subsidies, while welcoming tougher assessment regimes in critical industries in countries such as ...

About this event The demand for infrastructure continues to boom and with this comes great opportunity. What does the future of ...

by Chris Melham, Chief Executive Officer, Civil Contractors Federation National (CCF) As Australia’s COVID-19 vaccination rates continue ...

Mining engineering education will enter a new era with an agreement signed between Mitsubishi Development (MDP) and The University of ...

One of the world’s most ambitious renewable energy ventures has taken its next step, with five consultancies selected for the Australia- ...