Make your contribution to the evolution of measurement laws
The Measurement Law Review is seeking feedback on the third and final round of discussion papers on third party arrangements and compliance arrangements.
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How do we measure brightness, electricity and substance?
The National Measurement Institute has released the last videos in the series explaining the basic units of measurement.
International standard for belt weighing instruments: Have your say
The National Measurements Institute is seeking feedback on a proposal to adopt OIML R 50 as Australia’s pattern approval standard for belt weighers.
International standard for arched chute weighers: Have your say
The National Measurements Institute is seeking feedback to support development of the international standard for arched chute weighers (OIML R XXX).
How we measure length, mass and temperature
The National Measurement Institute has released the next videos in a series of 7 explaining the basic units of measurement.
Licensed premises on notice to pour correct measures
The National Measurement Institute has announced a one week blitz on the accuracy of alcohol measurements in licensed premises.
How do we measure things?
As part of National Science Week, the National Measurement Institute has released the first of a series of videos explaining the basic units of measurement.
New compliance plan for the National Measurement Institute
The National Measurement Institute’s 2019-20 National Compliance Plan will ensure all Australians are getting what they pay for.
Springfield fruit market fined for not labelling packages
The National Measurement Institute referred the Queensland store for prosecution after multiple offences under trade measurement law.
World Metrology Day
Celebrating World Metrology Day and the start of the redefined International System of Measurement (SI) Units.