Occupational Health & Safety student Brea Richardson, from Canberra, is happy with her team's results in a recent international dragon boat competition.

Ms Richardson was a member of the Sydney City Dragons team (including ACT reps) which has just returned from competing in the 2007 Chinese National Dragon Boat Month Series Races on the Yangtse River, an official series recognised by the International Dragon Boat Federation.

Dr Karl Neuenfeldt barely had time to unpack his bags before he took off again to attend the National Library of Australia oral history interviewers' seminar and training day on Thursday (June 14).

Associate Professor Neuenfeldt - based at CQU Bundaberg - recently returned from the Torres Strait where he spends a significant portion of each year researching historical and contemporary popular culture in Indigenous cultures.

The popularity of cricket amongst CQU Sydney Graduate Campus students was recently reinforced in a friendly round-robin competition held at the Five Dock Indoor Cricket Centre recently (May 12). 

Thirty-seven keen students attended the competition, organising themselves into 6 teams consisting of 6 players a side.

CQU will undertake a Burnett Mary region shorebird conservation project, which has received $95,000 from the Burnett Mary Regional Group for Natural Resource Management (BMRG).

The project aims to promote shorebird conservation through regulation of recreational access as well as education and awareness campaigns.

CQU's School of Health and Human Performance's Autumn Conference was conducted this Friday June 1 from 9am to 4pm (building 6, G.03).