Two Central Queensland Conservatorium of Music graduates are the driving force behind an innovative vocal program in Tasmania.

Juliane Di Sisto and Sara -Jane Neep, both graduates of the Bachelor of Jazz Studies program, are coordinating an exciting new music program titled Voice in Schools through Newstead College in Launceston.

CQU Performing Arts students featured on the amphitheatre stage during a recent (April 4) session of the Queensland Heritage Rally at Rockhampton Heritage Village.

They provided a musical flavour among the program of bush poets and story-tellers, light-horsemen, working dog handlers and whip-crackers.

Graduating from CQU Brisbane with Distinction from a Bachelor of Information Technology, Sandeep Dhaliwal's success comes as no surprise to those who know him; he has always been a high achiever.

This attainment has now led him to securing a coveted role as a software engineer at Jeppesen; a Boeing company located in Toowong.

Not-for-profit organisations seeking to enhance social campaign messages through viral social marketing may find it hard to be edgy enough for success, while conforming to their own values.

That is according to Danya Hodgetts, from Central Queensland University, who has tested viral marketing to send an anti-obesity message.

CQU graduate Helen Gallehawk is overjoyed her career path is enabling her to spend plenty of time outdoors as she dislikes being indoors for too long.

"My belief is that there is a spiritual link between people and the environment and that when the link is broken, environmental and social problems occur," she said.

Staff and students at CQU Brisbane International Campus recently celebrated Mela Chiraghan, the 'festival of lights'.

Mela Chiraghan is a 3-day annual festival to mark the death anniversary of the