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Lancaster University’s Paul Cureton and Aalborg University’s Ole Jensen discuss five ways the devices could change the way we think about urban design.

To celebrate our 40th anniversary, this issue Yesteryear looks back at one key event in Australian aviation for each of the last 40 years. January 20 1977  Defence Minister, James Killen stated that a junior sailor had been charged over the fire at HMAS Albatross, Nowra on December 4 1976 causing major damage to H

Paul O’Grady hitched the ride while the aircraft was flying in formation alongside Growlers, a KC-30A Tanker and a P-8A Poseidon.

Topics for discussion this year will include a deep dive into the potential of space-based solar power, our booming new launch sector and just how much Australia can further human space exploration.

Australia heads (back) into space Australia’s achievements when it comes to space stretches back to the 1960s, when it became the seventh nation to launch a satellite into orbit. Named the Weapons Research Establishment Satellite (WRESAT), the 45kg spacecraft that designed and built by Australians took off from the Woomera Test Range in South Australia

The Australian carbon fibre composites manufacturer was first integrated into the prime’s global supply chain in 2012.