The aftermath of a fatal accident at an underground coal mine was played out as a hypothetical coronial inquest, in front of a large and enthusiastic audience.

Participants in the event have already indicated their willingness to be involved again.

Dancers and actors from the Central Queensland Conservatorium of Music at CQU Rockhampton are performing in a series of public shows.

The remaining performances by the Bachelor of Performing Arts students will include a dance performance at the Walter Reid Centre from 7.

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This year’s Under 8s Week water theme prompted Central Queensland University education students to build creative displays for the University and Gordon White Library.

The theme Litres of Laughter was used to promote the importance of early childhood education.

Central Queensland Conservatorium of Music students are ready to dance and sing up a storm in their exciting musical production of Chicago in the coming weeks.

The choreographic talents of Brisbane’s Trevor Green and the energetic cast of Bachelor of Music Theatre students will excite audiences for three nights and a matinee performance.

Central Queensland University Mackay nursing lecturer Pam Savage highlighted popular misconceptions relating to environmental and food allergies at a public lecture recently.

The topic developed from another lecture presented by Ms Savage and the CQU Foundation Group in 2002.

The 2003 International Asia-Pacific Information, Communication & Technology Awards (APICTA) and Trade Investment & Partnering (TIP) Congress being held in September at the Cairns International Convention Centre, will be the foremost international event on the 2003 Australian ICT calendar.

Central Queensland University plans to be a major player by sponsoring the domestic E-learning category and the international Communications Applications category, and strongly encourages the participation of local business, teachers and students to participate in the awards by competing in the various categories.

Many children today were not engaging in the curriculum, a leading behaviour change specialist said yesterday. Margie Carter warned using power over children by creating a fear of control proved to be inappropriate, disrespectful and ineffective for maintaining a positive learning environment.

Five Central Queensland University students have been selected to represent Australia in University Rugby League after they helped Queensland to victories over New South Wales at the Australian University championships.

Matches were played at open and colts level (under-20), with Queensland winning both encounters.

Capricornia College was among a variety of CQU workplaces to hold \'Australia\'s Biggest Morning Tea\' cancer fundraisers this week.

Meanwhile, Rockhampton Campus will host a major Relay for Life fundraiser for the Queensland Cancer Fund next week.