Climate change taking place in Bangladesh is so rapid that it is unprecedented in the history of the earth and can only be attributed to anthropogenic (human) activities..

CQUniversity has strengthened a team of 'aquatic' researchers dedicated to monitoring the ecological health of the mighty Fitzroy River..

For the first time, CQUniversity is cooperating as a mentor for QTIC-Y - the Young professionals' mentoring program offered by the State's peak tourism industry organisation, the Queensland Tourism Industry Council (QTIC).

The program was developed by QTIC in response to the need for professional development opportunities and skilling for younger members of the workforce in the tourism industry.

A recent resolution of the General Assembly of the United Nations has recognised ecotourism's role in sustainable development, including protecting the environment in all countries as well as contributing to the fight against poverty in many developing economies.

That's according to Steve Noakes, Senior Lecturer in Tourism at CQUniversity.

The CQUniversity Student Association has scheduled Market Days at campuses in Mackay, Rockhampton and Bundaberg to connect students with community organisations.

Businesses, clubs and organisations are encouraged to establish stalls and provide product samples, student discounts, membership forms and information.

Komalpreet Kaur, who goes by the name Kim, is well equipped as the first international student to become President of the CQUniversity Student Association.

She's young, she's tech-savvy and she's proud to be a 'people person'.

Could an appetite for immediate, sensation-oriented rewards like alcohol, caffeine, smoking, illicit drugs and energy-rich foods (including salt) mean that people are more likely to be gamblers?

That's what a team based at CQUniversity's Experimental Gambling Laboratory have been trying to find out through phone surveys across the Central Queensland region.

Health professionals to be better prepared for engaging with Indigenous clients
Published on 17 January, 2013

A new project aims to ensure future generations of health professionals are better prepared for engaging with Indigenous clients, particularly in the crucial stage of gathering family case history information that would assist in their care..

CQUniversity Honours student Gwenda Chapman will spend the next few months on the frontline of the battle against cancer, thanks to a very targeted scholarship provided by Rockhampton East Rotary Club..

Bundaberg Regional Council received 10 high quality submissions from students applying for its 1^st Year Engineering Scholarships at CQUniversity Bundaberg in 2013..