Cement Concrete & Aggregates Australia (CCAA) has released a report highlighting the essential role of the industry in underpinning Australia’s infrastructure pipeline and the broader economy. The findings come amid growing global uncertainty and pressure on supply chains. The report, The Economic Contribution of the Cement Concrete and Aggregates Industry in Australia, finds the industry contributes …
Following the release of its National AI Plan in December 2025, the Australian Government has set new expectations for data centres and AI infrastructure developers. The expectations are designed to makeRead More
Infrastructure Australia has released its Infrastructure Priority List, outlining a national investment blueprint for the next decade. The Infrastructure Priority List (IPL) provides independent, evidence-basedRead More
Land development sector activity in Victoria is forecast to riseRead More
Monash University engineers have published findings on a faster method to dry road-base materials, with potential to reduce weather-related construction delays. The team, led by professor Jayantha KodikaraRead More
From Slovenia to Melbourne, Brisbane, Austria and back again, Bojana Zivec has carried the same set of values centred on uplifting others and contributing positively to society. Those values have shapedRead More
An early pull toward buildings set Nina Zundel on a career path that has since expanded across states, sectors and structural disciplines. When Zundel left home in North Queensland for Sydney to studyRead More
The Institution of Structural Engineers (IStructE), the representative body for the profession worldwide, has appointed Brian Uy asRead More
Engineers Australia is urging governments and planners to recognise underground infrastructure as a powerful asset for climate adaptation. Addressing international delegates at the Joined InternationalRead More
University of Birmingham researchers have designed a compact energy storage system that could pave the way for decarbonisation of commercial buildings. Developed by Professor Yongliang Li, chair in ThermalRead More