Electrical company supports 'seaweed trees'
Smart window controlled by electrical signals
A closer look at city lighting
How to boost an aging grid
Powering ahead: Australia's climate wins so far
WBT's YellowDuct: Australia's Leading Solution for Fibre Cable Management
Whether in data centres, telecommunications exchanges, universities or hospitals, the need for robust, efficient cable management has never been greater.
Electrical company supports 'seaweed trees'
Connector manufacturer Bulgin has partnered with SeaGrown — an innovative aquaculture company that creates seaweed structures to support ocean regeneration.
Smart window controlled by electrical signals
Korean researchers have developed a glare-free, heat-blocking 'smart window' that can be used in buildings or vehicles.
A closer look at city lighting
German researchers have deployed citizen scientists to record the sources of night-time lighting in cities — offering detail that satellite images cannot provide.
How to boost an aging grid
Exel Composites' Heini Kloster explains how reconductoring electrical grids can help meet the increasing power demands of domestic devices, data centres and EVs.
WBT optical fibre patch cords
WBT manufactures and distributes optical fibre patch cords in many fibre types, lengths, sizes...
Treoflex TA35 H07RN-F cable
Treotham's Treoflex TA35 H07RN-F heavy-duty rubber cables are designed to supply power to...
Smart window controlled by electrical signals
Korean researchers have developed a glare-free, heat-blocking 'smart window' that can be used in buildings or vehicles.
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Verizon, Vanderbilt University pilot new Honeywell platform
According to Honeywell, the platform integrates critical building software and technologies into...
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City of Melbourne spends big on lighting and CCTV
The city's draft Budget 2025–26 has a strong emphasis on street security, marking the...
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Honeywell supports building decarbonisation in Singapore
The Singapore-based Centre of Excellence will pilot technologies that deliver a scalable...
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Should businesses choose in-house or third-party manufacturing?
Companies must evaluate their specific needs, goals and capabilities before committing to a manufacturing model.
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Companies fined almost $1m after apprentice's death
Following a tragic incident in Victoria, two related elevator companies have been convicted and...
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Renewable energy skills program launched
Australia's Clean Energy Council has devised a new program for job seekers to gain the skills...
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Electrical error places residents at risk
Following prosecution by Building and Energy, a WA electrical contractor and worker have received...
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Thought Leaders 2025: Miroslav "Miki" Vuruna
Net zero, geopolitical risks and cybersecurity: Warren & Brown's Engineering and R&D Manager explains how the connectivity...
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NBN Co accelerates in race to net zero
NBN Co has announced several measures to speed up its greenhouse gas reduction, including...
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Sunshine Coast to play key role in connecting Australia
Sunshine Coast Council will work with Google and NEXTDC to further the reach, reliability and...
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Singtel and Hitachi aim for sustainable data centres
As demand for AI and cloud services increases, Japan has become one of the largest and...
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