Mercedes-Benz Magazine • 7th December 2022

Mastering a timeless craft with watchmaker Christophe Hoppe

From limited edition watches for the Royal Australian Air Force to collaborations with the Sydney Opera House , Christophe Hoppe of Bausele creates unique timepieces that have a story to tell.

i4Connect • 19th August 2022

How NASA-developed technology is helping pregnant cows

A hand-held tool that utilises non-invasive breath diagnostic technology is set to assist in diagnosing pregnancies and disease in Australian livestock.

Deakin University IHT • 7th July 2022

Investigating commercial impacts on Aboriginal health

Researchers from IHT will lead a team predominantly comprising First Nations peoples in a groundbreaking study to report on the health and wellbeing impacts of commercial activities on Victorian Aboriginal people and communities.

Deakin University IHT • 15th June 2022

Thinking differently about wellbeing of young people

Achieving health outcomes for children and young people that set them on a path to life-long wellbeing can be a complex task for agencies and local councils working on the systems and environments that influence health and wellbeing.

Mercedes-Benz Magazine • 24th May 2022

Nurturing a classic soft-top back to life

Looking at the immaculate 1952 Mercedes-Benz 220A Cabriolet Roadster that takes pride of place in a Melbourne workshop, it’s hard to believe it came into Murray Allen’s possession as a trailer-load of “kicked-around bits”.

Rendine Constructions • 22nd July 2021

How Modularity creates bespoke modular design

Everyone knows modular construction is great for school portables and relocatable site offices. But with Modularity, the cutting-edge modular construction solution from Rendine Constructions, that's only a small part of the story.

Three Bays • 10th June 2021

Video script: Introduction to Three Bays Water

Water is Natures most magical gift and the foundation of all life on Earth. In the world of fine waters, only one water comprises 23 of the 24 essential daily minerals. Introducing Three Bays.

Schiavello Construction • 13th May 2021

Living Locally: The Rise of the 20-Minute Neighbourhood

‘Living locally’ was a goal of the Plan Melbourne 2017-2050 report. It recommends a network of ’20-Minute Neighbourhoods’, heralding a significant shift in infrastructure planning towards hyper-local bubbles.

Schiavello Construction • 12th May 2021

Constructing schools, building careers

Every school-based project undertaken in South Australia presents prime opportunities for learning and work experience for that school's students, and can even play a crucial role in their future career selection.

Mercedes-Benz Magazine • 27th April 2021

First drive: Mercedes-Benz S-Class 2021

Ever picked up a menu and been enticed by absolutely everything on it? It’s a similar experience the first time you sit in the all-new Mercedes-Benz S-Class – innovations beckon at every turn, as sumptuousness entices the senses.

Zoos Victoria (ZV) • 14th April 2021

A bright future for Melbourne Zoo's herd of elephants

Elephants are regarded as among the most ponderous of mammals, so introducing a crucial new member to Melbourne Zoo’s close-knit herd of Asian Elephants was expected to be a long and intensive process.

Broadsheet • 3rd March 2021

Three Bays has been called the “unicorn” of mineral water

Not many people have heard of this Mornington Peninsula water, which is said to take 2000 years to rise from the Palaeolithic Basement to the backyard of a Red Hill hobby farm.

Zoos Victoria (ZV) • 14th October 2020

After the fires, the funding to save our precious wildlife

The balm this country needed after the summer bushfires came in the tidal wave of support for Australia’s precious wildlife. Now, the work to regenerate and rebuild continues.

Rendine Constructions • 9th October 2020

Meet the teacher who designs classrooms for Modularity by Rendine

Only a teacher can fully understand the unique challenges of the classroom environment. That's why every Modularity school project begins with Design Manager, and former schoolteacher, Amy Van Berkel.

Rendine Constructions • 28th September 2020

'Nothing was flat, everything was triangulated'

As a demonstration of the breadth of ability that Rendine Constructions can apply to any project, it's hard to go past the Douglas Boyd Learning Centre at Marcus Oldham College.

Mercedes-Benz Magazine • 29th July 2020

Shane Delia: My car is my office

When Shane Delia hosted Mercedes-Benz Ladies’ Day at the Australian Grand Prix, he was in his element.

Clad in chef’s whites, the effervescent Melburnian flitted easily from the kitchen to holding court beneath blue skies on the deck.

Rendine Constructions • 17th July 2020

Modularity by Rendine scores A+ from schools

Running a school whilst major on-site building works are taking place is a chaotic experience. The noise, disruption to services, loss of classroom space and obstructions can last up to 18 months.

RACV Royal Auto • 11th May 2020

How COVID-19 will change your commute

After more than two and a half years since the Victorian Government declared a state of emergency, the pandemic declaration has come to an end. Here’s everything you need to know moving forward.

RACV Royal Auto • 3rd February 2020

How the iconic Kombi van went from kitsch to cool

A car is a mere machine, borne of practicality and not possessed of a personality, right? Someone forgot to hand that memo to the designers of the iconic Volkswagen Kombi.

Robb Report Aust-NZ • 21st September 2019

Aitutaki, Cook Islands: Heaven on Earth

With its stunning island-strewn lagoon, friendly locals, sleepy lifestyle and boutique-style resort accommodation, it’s the little-known romantic getaway that’s easily accessible from the Australian east coast and New Zealand.

Good Food • 8th July 2019

Peninsula waterhole springs a pure surprise

It seems bizarre to them now, but there was once a time when Dayle Purcell and Olaf Lyche didn't spend every waking moment obsessed with water.

One of the great accidental discoveries changed that.

RACV Royal Auto • 7th June 2019

New tech transforms ‘last mile’ travel

As you sit in a traffic jam or jostle onto a packed train, it might not be obvious that your commute to work is in the midst of a revolution.

stuff.co.nz • 27th May 2019

Dassault's $88m Falcon 8X is top dog in the sky

You attain a certain stature in the aviation pecking order when you find yourself looking down on an Airbus A380 in majestic full flight. That's a perspective that owners of a Dassault Falcon 8X can expect on a regular basis.

Jetstar Magazine • 1st April 2019

Pro tips from business travel experts

Want to know the secrets to a seamless business trip? We find out how it's done from four frequent travellers.
Travelling a lot for work means these frequent flyers have it all down to a fine art so we pick their brains for tips on how to travel smarter and better.