The AUQA audit panel has now finalised its on-campus interviews which encompassed off-shore sites Hong Kong, Shanghai and Singapore, the Fiji, Sydney and Melbourne international campuses, and Mackay and Rockhampton regional campuses.

As part of its own quality monitoring and improvement process, AUQA seeks feedback from staff, students and stakeholders interviewed during the audit process.

A refuge for endangered bridled nail tail wallaby near Rockhampton is seeking donations from the region to help its wish list become a reality.

Project Kial was born from Tina Janssen and her partner Peter Brooks’ passion for the welfare of the species.

A photographic exhibition inspired by an artist’s emotional and spiritual journey will be held at the Walter Reid Cultural Centre in Rockhampton from December 8 to 15.

'Worship in Asian Folklores' is the work of Stephen Lin, a migration agent and solicitor who is a native of Wuhan on Central China's Yangtze River, but now resides in Rockhampton.

A Central Queensland University researcher is planning on taking fruit quality testing technology, previously restricted to large packing houses, into the fields.

Doctor of Philosophy student Christo Liebenberg is developing a field portable Near Infrared Spectrometer (NIRS) which he hopes will be a relatively low-cost handheld instrument to be used by fruit producers or agronomists wanting to experiment with different practices to improve fruit quality before harvesting.

CQU staff and students are encouraged to support White Ribbon Day this Friday, November 25.

White Ribbon Day was created by a handful of Canadian men in 1991 on the second anniversary of one man's massacre of 14 women in Montreal.

Informatics & Communication Dean Associate Professor Kevin Tickle presented IC-Assist and Peer Assist students with Certificates of Appreciation at a lunch on Tuesday.

Students Brendan Dodd, Irene Ferguson, Andrew Binnie, Clinton Hayes, Dan White and Brad Hansen were all recognised for assisting first-year students with the benefit of their experience beyond the call of duty.

The Central Queensland University (CQU) information booth at Caneland Central last week was an outstanding success, according to Head of Mackay Campus Phillip Clift.

“We were very happy with the number of people who approached us over the three day period,” said Phillip.

A creative team of Multimedia students from Central Queensland University (CQU) Mackay have united their expertise to produce a new and innovative web site, set to launch in early 2006.

The web site aims to entice new and continuing students into the ever-changing and exciting world of multimedia by providing a focus on all aspects of digital content design and development, including web design and development, digital movie-making, animation, java programming and digital audio technologies.

This Friday November 25 is 'White Ribbon Day’, the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women.

Male staff members from CQU Mackay will mark the day with a morning tea at the Queensland Centre for Domestic and Family Violence Research (CDFVR) commencing at 10am.

Members of the public are welcome at a seminar entitled 'An Experiment on the Social Contagion of Gambling Behaviour', from 5.30pm-6.