Archived News for Engineering Professionals
The Fair Work Commission (FWC) has found a mandatory vaccination order at a Hunter Valley coal mine was not lawful or reasonable.
New site for hybrid thought
CSIRO says it is reimagining the concept of intelligence by bringing together the best of human and machine thinking.
People power new plant
Authorities in WA are putting together a new power station made of the various assets of over 500 consumers.
Prelude fire cause unknown
A fire has shut down Prelude - the world's largest floating liquefied natural gas (LNG) vessel.
SA close to fossil-free
South Australia is close to operating with no fossil fuels in its energy system.
Satellites showing missed emissions
Satellite data has raised some questions about official methane figures.
NSW backs rejected mine
The New South Wales government has granted State Significant Infrastructure (SSI) status to a mine plan that it has not seen.
Sulphur batteries advanced
Engineers say they are close to creating a new battery “dream technology”.
WA warned over reforms
There are strong calls for the WA government not to rush through its Aboriginal Cultural Heritage legislation.
ANSTO aimed at groundwater
Some of Australia’s most advanced technology has been used to survey groundwater in NSW.
Dump site announced
The Federal Government has officially picked a location for its planned nuclear waste dump.
Future Fund backs dark firms
Australia's Future Fund has been criticised for investing in companies linked to Myanmar's military.
Killing stations could save lives
Retiring the world's worst power stations could save six million lives.
New hub for critical digs
Australia's first “critical minerals hub” has been slated for the New South Wales Central West.
AusNet line upsets locals
Electrical transmission company AusNet Services has announced a proposed route for a new power line through western Victoria.
BHP buyout progressing
A deal to form one of the biggest energy companies in the world has been signed off.
CAT scheme urged for new cuts
Experts are working on better ways for countries to collaborate on carbon credits.
DFAT denies state efforts
The Morrison Government has intervened to stop state and territory governments from cutting greenhouse gas emissions.