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Adult learning peak body visits, calls for 'reassessment'The president of Australia's peak adult learning body, Professor Barry Golding has visited Rockhampton for a forum calling for a reassessment of adult education in Australia. CQUniversity hosted the forum at its Ron Smyth Building in Quay Street. Full Details…2013-07-08 09:52:31.0 |
- Toowoomba legend launches Kimberley story
Published on 06 September, 2005
The Friends of the Toowoomba Library crowded into their book launch room in Toowoomba to celebrate the launch of the CQU Press book – 'Beyond the Legend. A Kimberley Story' – by local author Noni Durack.
- Students mummified
Published on 05 September, 2005
By looking at these photos you could be forgiven for thinking these students really have been mummified! But no – these second-year students studying the Bachelor of Multimedia studies at CQU Mackay have simply been wrapped in toilet paper during their Digital Movie Making class this week.
The tutorial with CQU lecturer Martin Francis required the group of students to produce a 30-second commercial.
- Institutions without walls still institutions, says mental health researcher
Published on 01 September, 2005
Mental health researcher Dr Lorna Moxham continues to find that people with mental illness may be de-institutionalised but often remain under institution-like conditions.
Dr Moxham said that being based in the community often meant life was still like living in an institution anyway - the very thing community care was trying to avoid.
- CQU Emerald backs science expo
Published on 01 September, 2005
The Emerald Science Expo held during National Science Week was organised by the Central Highlands Science Centre and supported by CQU Emerald.
The success of the day was evident.
- Noosa information evening to provide mature-age solutions
Published on 01 September, 2005
An information night will be held at Central Queensland University’s Noosa Hub on Wednesday, September 7.
Commencing at 6.
- CQU plays part in donation for endangered species conservation
Published on 01 September, 2005
Dreams really do come true thanks to CQU and its friends. A casual conversation over dinner has made one of the seemingly unattainable dreams of ‘Project Kial’ leader Tina Janssen, come true.
- CQU quartet ready for Sydney design and build competition
Published on 01 September, 2005
CQU Engineering students Dallas Edwards, Charles Hatte, Chris Ault and Scott Mannley will travel to Sydney on September 23-25 to compete in the Weir-Warman and Engineers Australia, Design and Build Competition at the Power House Museum.
Students had to design a device to complete the specified scope.
- Industry day puts a spotlight on rail research
Published on 01 September, 2005
Railway engineering research will be under the microscope at an industry day to be held on Friday, September 30.
This free event will be held at the Dreamtime Cultural Centre Motel in Rockhampton from 8am.
- Public welcome to hear of water's hidden health hazards
Published on 01 September, 2005
Rockhampton people are welcome to attend a public seminar about water’s hidden health hazards.
Dr Larelle Fabbro and Dr Leonie Andersen, of CQU, will present a seminar entitled ‘Toxins and contaminants causing environmental harm? – bioaccumulation and identification of biological effects’.
- Another top show
Published on 31 August, 2005
Once again the Central Queensland Conservatorium of Music has put on another top show in the form of Barry Manilow’s Musical Comedy ‘Copacabana’.
Over 750 people visited the Conservatorium Theatre to enjoy the CQCM’s major production for this year, which featured a cast of 35 Bachelor of Music Theatre students and live music provided by the CQCM orchestra.