Archived News for Engineering Professionals
French archaeologists have proposed a new theory for how Egypt's oldest pyramid was constructed.
Chemical methods studied
Australian researchers have gone down to the molecular level to tackle industrial emissions.
NSW standards delayed
The NSW Government has announced a delay in enforcing the new practice standard for professional engineers.
Rubidium digs enhanced
Mining researchers have made a significant breakthrough in the extraction of rubidium, a precious metal essential for ...
Ampol paid to improve stations
A new partnership between the CEFC and Ampol has been created to reduce transport emissions.
Callide report costs big
The cost of the 2021 Callide Power Station explosion in Queensland has been revealed, placing a significant financial burden on taxpayers.
New grants for cheaper solar
ARENA has announced over $3.2 million in funding for two solar projects aimed at achieving ultra low-cost solar power.
Slow shift studied
Analysts at BloombergNEF have issued a report on Australia's progress in its green energy transition.
Defence funnel funded
The federal government says new funding will open defence industry pathways for school students in SA and WA.
CCS case settled
A settlement has been reached in a court case over Glencore's plan to store carbon dioxide in the Great Artesian Basin.
Coal fire finally quietened
Anglo American says a fire at the Grosvenor coal mine in central Queensland is believed to be extinguished, almost 4 weeks after it started.
AI spots antibiotics
MIT researchers have identified a new class of antibiotics capable of killing superbugs.
ARENA backs AEMO work
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency is investing in the Australian Energy Market Operator's Engineering Roadmap.
Offshore permits opened
The Australian government has finalised a series of new offshore exploration permits aimed at bolstering gas supply.
Sluggish sub scheme forecast
Australia’s submarine boss says the AUKUS project will be slow and expensive.
CrowdStrike blames bug
CrowdStrike says a bug in its quality control system led to a software update that caused widespread computer crashes.
Laser test suggests boost
Australian researchers say new technology could allow a 1,000-fold increase in communication ...