Western Sydney students are being inspired to take up exciting careers in STEM and work at Sydney’s new airport in the future thanks to a new partnership between Western Sydney Airport and Australia’s national science agency, CSIRO.
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Report highlights the changing nature of engineering practice
The Australian Council of Engineering Deans (ACED) has commissioned the Engineering 2035 report, which considers the dynamic professional nature of the profession within Australia.
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A bold vision for Werribee as Melbourne’s mini CBD
The push to turn Werribee, a western Melbourne suburb part of the City of Wyndham local government area, into a new satellite city has gained momentum.
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Casting the foundations for education
With an increase in major project work, NVC precast has hired apprentices, trainees, interns and supported its own staff with upskilling endeavours.
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Order of Australia Medal awarded to pavement education expert
The Chief Executive Officer at the Centre for Pavement Engineering Education (CPEE), Ray Farrelly has been awarded an Order of Australia Medal.
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The Queensland Civil Construction Field Day launches in Brisbane
The Civil Contractors Federation Queensland (CCFQ), launched its new exhibition event for the civil construction industry on 21—22 March.
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Metro Tunnel $1B package of works awarded to consortium
A consortium will deliver the $1 billion Rail Infrastructure Alliance (RIA) works package as part of the $11 billion Metro Tunnel Project.
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TAS Govt open $20M apprenticeship training program
The Tasmanian Government has opened the next round of its User Choice Program, which includes $20 million to subsidise the cost for training apprentices and trainees.
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Melbourne’s new $16M tunnelling training centre
A new $16 million tunnelling centre will open in Melbourne to give thousands of workers the skills necessary for upcoming transport projects, including the Suburban Rail Loop.
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Northern Australia Infrastructure Fund commits $96M to JCU project
The Federal Government has committed up to $96 million from its Northern Australia Infrastructure Fund to boost enrolments in engineering courses at James Cook University in Townsville.
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