Breakfast of champions
At the recent Women of AIRAH breakfast, attendees were challenged to be agents of change for...
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Drive to thrive
The Data-Driven Smart Buildings Symposium was held at the University of New South Wales earlier this year. Dr Stephen White, L.AIRAH, reports.
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Virtuous circle
A major urban renewal project in South Australia is transforming the former Royal Adelaide...
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A light sets in the west
Vale Graham Boyle, L.AIRAH Graham Boyle, L.AIRAH, a highly respected educator and advocate for...
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Cool customer
Adelaide-based Michael Riese, M.AIRAH, has joined the AIRAH board. Following a vote at the...
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Capital improvement
AIRAH’s APER has been approved to register engineers in the ACT.
Fan forum
Returning to Sydney for the first time since 2018, ARBS 2024 once again was a meeting point for the HVAC&R industry, writes Matt Dillon.
Donga danger
Much has been made of the poor ventilation in Australian classrooms, but the situation is even more dire for thousands of mining, construction and agriculture workers. Mark Vender investigates.
Viva la resolution
Professor Gayle Avery explores the most effective methods for resolving conflict.
Deep impact
What are the big, overarching global influences that we are likely to see in the built environment, and particular in HVAC&R, in the lead-up to 2050?
Q&A: Tim Edwards, Affil.AIRAH
We catch up with the Head of Sales for Graphene, which earned the Product Excellence HVAC Award at ARBS 2024.
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