Every year in October, National Water Week invites Australians to reflect on the value of water and the challenges we face in protecting it. Hosted by the Australian Water Association , it’s a moment to raise awareness, spark conversation and drive action across communities, industry and government. For those of us working in infrastructure, construction, and engineering, the message couldn’t be more relevant. Water is not just something we consume, it’s a cornerstone of w

Queensland’s energy future is set for a major shift with the release of the Crisafulli Government’s new Energy Roadmap, unveiled on Friday 10 October. The plan aims to deliver affordable, reliable and sustainable energy by improving existing assets, particularly coal and gas infrastructure, while continuing to support investment in renewables and emerging technologies. The roadmap replaces the previous government’s Energy and Jobs Plan, which had set ambitious targets for

Australia has announced an ambitious new climate commitment: cutting emissions 62–70% below 2005 levels by 2035 . It’s a bold step on the road to net zero by 2050, but one thing is clear: achieving this target won’t be possible through policy announcements alone. It will require large-scale infrastructure projects, world-class engineering, and a highly skilled workforce to deliver solutions at unprecedented speed and scale. Engineering at the Centre of the Transition As En