This year's Stampede event was literally flushed with success thanks to a wastewater project installed and tested by CQUniversity students and graduates at the Woodfordia site (north of Brisbane).

The sewerage system coordinated by CQUniversity researcher Ben Kele has also been used for Splendour in the Grass and the Woodford Folk Festival.

Bundaberg Regional Council design manager Dwayne Honor has demonstrated the adage that if you don't like the way things are, you should change them.

The CQUniversity Engineering graduate had been frustrated with the data sharing performance of civil design software, so he worked with council colleague Steven Bowden and software company 12d to implement a revolutionary design and survey tool.

Around 18 years ago, Rob Reed set out with a couple of academic colleagues in the UK to write a biology textbook focused on the practical skills required by students.

Now the 'Practical Skills' series has grown to include a range of other science subjects in various translations.

Congratulations to CQUniversity student Tanya Puntti who has won a Silver Award for her bird photo submitted to Better Photography Magazine's Photograph of the Year competition.

Her entry was selected by three Grand Masters of Photography from the Australian Institute of Professional Photography (AIPP).

It's a project that keeps on giving.

CQUniversity Engineering students have been working with new Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) equipment to produce results and data able to be used by the University when planning future developments on campus.

Language leader Jane Munro AM is guest speaker for 139 graduates at CQUniversity's ceremony in Melbourne this week.

The Associate Professor is currently Head of College at International House, a residential college of the University of Melbourne, and has had a career of leadership in languages and education.

A significant contribution to aircraft safety across the globe has been recognised with conferral of the degree of Honorary Doctor of Engineering on Max Davis PSM, during CQUniversity's graduation ceremony in Brisbane this week..

CQUniversity and BHP Billiton Mitsubishi Alliance (BMA) are encouraging students interested in 'non-mining' disciplines to apply for the 2013 BMA Community and Indigenous Scholarship Program.

Each of the scholarships will provide up to $5000 per year to cover educational expenses for the duration of the recipients' study programs.

The latest edition of Be magazine is now available at your local CQUniversity campus and online; and for the first time it's also available in a tablet-friendly format.

Our Be magazine team has been working hard in recent months to add value to our online edition by providing more videos and slideshows for our readers.

Professor Bronwyn Fredericks, Pro Vice-Chancellor (Indigenous Engagement) and BMA Chair in Indigenous Engagement was guest speaker at the CQ Hospital and Health Service Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Staff Forum, held recently at Dreamtime Cultural Centre.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander hospital and health service staff from Rockhampton, Yeppoon, Mount Morgan, Woorabinda, Emerald, Biloela and Blackwater attended.