Music lovers are welcome at the Big Night In concert at CQUniversity Rockhampton Campus, from 7.30pm on a Friday evening (April 12).

Young South Australian workers are encouraged to respond to a new health and safety survey, as part of a push to help young people get involved with their own safety in the workplace.

This is in response to previous research indicating those aged 12-25 are at higher risk of injury yet have little knowledge of workers' rights.

CQUniversity Noosa recently joined Noosa Biosphere for a program launch ahead of the ‘Balance-Unbalance 2013' international conference.

Balance-Unbalance 2013 will be held in conjunction with 'Floating Land' from May 31-June 2 and will focus on how the arts and technology can be used to explore environmental and sustainability issues.

The Prior Learning International Research Centre (PLIRC) is based out of Thompson Rivers University in Kamloops, BC.

10,000 Steps Workplace and the Queensland Government's Workplaces for Wellness Initiative are teaming up to find the most physically active workplace in Queensland's transport industry.

The competition will pit participating workplaces against each other over a six-week challenge, during which transport workers will be urged to find opportunities to move more and to record the number of steps they take.

After nearly a decade of working with wild grizzly bears in North America Sarah Elmeligi decided that to take her research to the next level she would need to visit Rockhampton. No kidding, she's come to Rocky from the Rockies.

Around 150 professionals and researchers involved in mining rehabilitation and environmental management are converging at CQUniversity Rockhampton for a major workshop..

A Central Queensland academic says Queenslanders should be ‘gravely concerned' about the potential ramifications of the recent Callinan review into the State's Crime and Misconduct Commission.

Fitzgerald Inquiry expert and CQUniversity lecturer, Celeste Lawson, said the recommendations currently being considered by the State Government, could  leave the public oblivious to serious cases of potential high level corruption.

Gambling may be stimulated by a fear of death and problem gamblers may be especially susceptible to 'death-related' cues.

That's according to a survey which backs the theory that, as a consequence of 'terror management', thinking about death inspires urges to gamble.

CQUniversity will recognise and celebrate the outstanding achievements of its alumni with the launch of its new CQUniversity Alumni Awards.

The Alumni Award program, to be launched in April, is also designed to contribute to career and networking opportunities for alumni.