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‘Offensively cheap’: solar power is looking up
9+ hour, 59+ min ago (40+ words) Financial Times Save now on essential digital access to trusted FT journalism on any device. Savings based on annualised monthly price. Check whether you already have free access via your university or organisation....
ETCS Level 2 goes live in Queensland
9+ hour, 57+ min ago (378+ words) AUSTRALIA: Queensland Rail has begun carrying passengers in trains operating with ETCS Level 2, as part of the phased introduction of the technology to the Brisbane suburban network. ETCS is being rolled out across South East Queensland as part of a…...
Data centre cap leaves developers looking across the causeway
16+ hour, 29+ min ago (311+ words) Unmet demand is heading to Johor as power and land constraints bind. Singapore's award of 200 megawatts of new data centre capacity under its Data Centre Call for Application initiative fell well short of competing proposals, and Fitch Ratings expects developers…...
$10 million fund to unlock Lake Macquarie development
13+ hour, 7+ min ago (377+ words) New housing and development could be unlocked across Lake Macquarie following a $10 million investment to tackle the legacy of historic underground mining. The Australian Government has committed the funding to the Lake Macquarie Mines Grouting Fund, which will help manage…...
Pooling resources -
11+ hour, 8+ min ago (35+ words) Altoona Mirror Workers from Main Line Commercial Pools work on installation of a concrete tank placed with a 20-ton crane at Prospect Pool in Altoona during its renovation and expansion on Thursday afternoon....
Engineering the grid: Lessons from the National Press Club
11+ hour, 27+ min ago (456+ words) The National Press Club is not the very first source of useful engineering information when it comes to a better way of constructing Australia’s electricity networks, but here goes anyway. Kevin Rudd—erstwhile Prime Minister, lately the Ambassador to the…...
Council Adopts Landmark Lismore 60000 Framework to Guide Future Growth
13+ hour, 31+ min ago (341+ words) Published on 14 September 2026 Lismore City Mayor Steve Krieg said the adoption of the framework represents a crucial step forward in securing Lismore's position as a thriving regional centre, reversing long-term trends and setting the region on a clear path to…...
Auckland's CRL passes first weekday rush hour test, patronage up 20%
15+ hour, 48+ min ago (834+ words) Crowds at the new Te Waihorotiu station. (Source: 1News) Auckland's expanded rail service carried around 20% more passengers than a typical Monday during the City Rail Link's first weekday morning peak today, according to Auckland Transport. Speaking to media at Te Waihorotiu…...
NZ power users push back on network costs
16+ hour, 22+ min ago (282+ words) On 13 September, the Major Electricity Users’ Group, whose members include Amazon, Fonterra and Woolworths, released an election manifesto telling all parties to commit to tougher efficiency rules for the country’s 28 electricity distribution businesses. This is not a plea for handouts....
Development gold rush accelerates
16+ hour, 31+ min ago (658+ words) Posted by Dale Cohen | Sep 14, 2026 | Community, Government A ten-level building on the former E J Shaw & Son site at Mona Vale has been given State Significant status. This year so far, NSW Minister for Planning and Public Spaces Paul Scully…...