Scientists and manufacturers can't agree on a new method to measure color rendering. PLUS a sidesways look at common LED lighting mistakes. Lux Today Oct 6 2015

Lighting Council Australia has partnered with Queensland Government in a battery recycling trial. The EXITCYCLE initiative between the Council and Queensland aims to divert emergency and exit lighting batteries from landfill. 

Human centric lighting has got Gordon Routledge hot under the cauldron.

Here they are: the standout lighting project and products that have made their way on to the shortlist for the Lux Awards 2015.

A new way to measure colour rendering that is set to replace the traditional CRI metric has been unveiled and has won the backing of the US Government.

Leaders from cities including Tokyo, New York, London and Singapore will meet in Sydney on Wednesday 16 September for a C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group workshop designed to improve building efficiency.

Lux Today newscast 9 September 2015: A school in Norway has become the first in the world to pioneer tuneable light that changes to boost wellbeing and improve academic performance

Street lighting experts, specifiers and municipalities are gathering in Melbourne this week to ready the city for the smart lighting revolution.

A new school is Norway is pioneering groundbreaking circadian lighting in an attempt to improve pupils’ performance and wellbeing.

A unique chandelier crashes to the ground in India; the world's longest LED tunnel is unveiled and Bayern Munich's stadium gets a colourful makeover.

The Department of Defence is installing what will be the single largest solar lighting project in Australia.

Governments will consider everything from 'no action' to rewriting more stringent energy requirements for fluorescents.

Experienced tutors will guide you through the basics of lighting so you can make better informed critical decisions!

GE Lighting’s strategic partnership with Beacon Lighting will both expand the reach of its LED business in Australia and New Zealand and help drive the adoption of so-called ‘smart lighting, the company said this week.

Part of nearly $2 billion for carbon reduction schemes.

Plus: the underground farm that uses LED lighting to grow salad for London's top restaurants, and spy lights: cool or creepy?