It is truly heartbreaking to witness the devastating flash floods and landslides that have impacted northern Nepal, particularly in the Rasuwa , Bhotekoshi, Trishuli , Nuwakote and many regions. This tragedy has caused immense loss, hardship, and disruption for many families and communities. On behalf of the Society of Nepali Engineers in Victoria (SNEVic), I extend our heartfelt thoughts and prayers to everyone affected by this disaster. We stand in solidarity with those who have lost loved ones, been displaced from their homes, or are facing the difficult journey of recovery and rebuilding.

The SNEVic AGM 2026 provided an opportunity to reflect on how far our organisation has come and, more importantly, where we are heading next.

The SNEVic Career Conference 2025 was more than a conference. It was a celebration of how far our community has come and a powerful statement about where we are headed next.

We took the conference link off the top menu a while back. The write-up, the speakers and the photos are all still online — here's a direct route back to them.

Nepalese engineers in Australia are navigating a dynamic and multifaceted professional landscape, shaped by high-demand industries, world-class educational opportunities, and a strong sense of community. With engineering roles regularly featuring on Australia’s Skilled Occupation Lists, Nepalese professionals are well positioned to leverage their expertise for career progression and leadership roles.

Registration is now mandatory for all professional engineers across the five areas of engineering in Victoria (Civil, Structural, Electrical, Mechanical and Fire Safety)