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News Article|05 / 08 / 2020

Overcoming barriers with plastic customers

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“Oil is oil. I don’t want to make a bigger deal out of it.”

There are differences in oil quality, and eventually, you pay the price for poor-quality oil.

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News Article | 09 / 07 / 2020

This years Most Innovative Engineers announced

Engineering innovation is on display in this year’s Most Innovative Engineers list featuring novel stadium construction, electronic tattoos, 'superior' 3D-printed thongs, an Australian-built ‘planet hunter' and much more.

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News Article | 02 / 07 / 2020

UK Chapter Annual General Meeting 2020

Would you like to get more involved with your UK Chapter? We are looking for members who would like to join the committee.

UK Chapter President volunteers in regional Victoria for wildlife affected by the recent bushfires

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News Article | 02 / 07 / 2020

UK Chapter President volunteers in regional Victoria for wildlife affected by the recent bushfires

Engineers Australia UK Chapter President Nicola Telcik volunteered for 10 days in March in regional Victoria ahead of commencing a new post with Arcadis.

Life as an engineer in lockdown - stories from EA UK Chapter members

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News Article | 02 / 07 / 2020

Life as an engineer in lockdown - stories from EA UK Chapter members

In this article, we hear from a number of Engineers Australia members in the UK and how they have been professionally and personally affected by the ongoing pandemic.

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News Article | 02 / 07 / 2020

Rockhampton's iconic railway roundhouse

Almost 30 years ago, a proposal to demolish Queensland's only full-circle roundhouse that was used for steam locomotives was challenged by the state's Heritage Branch, with engineer Carl Doring playing a part.

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News Article | 02 / 07 / 2020

A bright SpAARC in the west

Western Australia will soon be home to this country's first centre focused on space automation, artificial intelligence and robotics and as a result will create high-tech jobs in these fields.