The Australian Institute of Management's Queensland and Northern Territory CEO Carolyn Barker has inspired local business women with an enlightening presentation based on her recently released book titled CATS: the nine lives of innovation.

Held at CQUniversity Gladstone and hosted by the Gladstone Region Women's Business Network, the networking luncheon provided an excellent opportunity for business women in Gladstone to network and socialise without a golf ball in sight.

You don't need to fork out heaps of money for a soothing Shiatsu massage or a beautiful henna tattoo done by a professional, just come along to the exciting activities organised CQUniversity Melbourne's Marketing and Recruitment team.

The soothing treats have been arranged all in the name of promoting the university's reward program SWFF (Study With Family & Friends).

The CQUniversity Bookshop and Interactive Publications are launching three provocative new books on Friday September 5 from 3pm on the Rockhampton campus.

Interested persons are invited to join IP Director and multi-award winning author Dr David Reiter and Walkley award nominee Barry Levy for readings from their new books As If (Levy) and Primary Instinct (Reiter) and Global Cooling (Reiter).

When trainee teacher Jessica Goodman moved to Emerald due to her partner's work transfer she could not believe there were no traffic lights but was consoled by the existence of a ‘Maccas'.

In terms of study and career pathways, the move has been ‘green lights all the way'.

CQUniversity's production of Thoroughly Modern Millie takes to the stage today with its first of six performances for the week. 

The production has been directed by one of Australia's music theatre leading ladies, Chloe Dallimore, who has been an industry mentor to the University's Bachelor Music Theatre students.