Trends & Innovation

Meet RMIT University’s Tim Lutton, named Design Institute of Australia’s Industrial Design Graduate of the Year.

Moe GP Lindsay Wakefield has morphed into a market-leading manufacturer, selling custom lifts to the US, Japan, South East Asia and the Middle East.

On the back of the COP26 in Glasgow, Jarad Daniels, the new CEO of the Melbourne-headquartered Global CCS Institute, talks carbon capture trends.

Susan Oliver is a leader in the field and a passionate and committed supporter of women-led startups, helping to drive success.

A Geelong-based manufacturer, a university and a men’s crisis accommodation are paving the way in creating sustainable housing.

Studying in Australia gave Alex a unique opportunity to explore his entrepreneurial side. Now his delivery platform is helping businesses in Ballarat.

Senior scientist Dr Peter Moate recently retired, but in his 42 year career he contributed to world-leading research in agriculture & medicine.

Find out how a local company is connected to Steven Spielberg’s film, 'Minority Report'.

Celina Clarke has been in the design business for over thirty years and says the awards create a benchmark for design excellence.

David Vicino speaks about family and work as if they’re one and the same – because for his family-owned business, they are.

Agriculture Victoria scientists are helping dairy farmers to breed ‘environmentally friendly’ cows.

Cobalt Design in North Melbourne has taken out the Victorian Premier’s Design Award’s top honour for a revolutionary eye testing machine.

Scientists at Agriculture Victoria are investigating the links between climate change, pests and food production.

In 1919 at the tender age of 22, Kew local Alice Anderson entered the history books by opening Australia’s first all-female car garage.

Helping Victorian farmers face challenges such as droughts, floods and bushfires are all in a day’s work for this experienced man of the land.

In a world first, scientists in Victoria’s Goulburn Valley take inspiration from sundials to reap rewards for fruit growers and consumers.

Scientists aiming for the world’s first carbon neutral dairy farm in West Gippsland find new ways to use excess energy the farm generates.

Some of Europe’s most industrial areas have an approach to net zero emissions that may have pointers for Victoria.