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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 |
- All welcome at 'Hues of the untamed' art exhibition at Mackay
Published on 12 October, 2011
All interested people are welcome at the opening of the third 'Dean Invites' art exhibition for 2011, at the Central Queensland Conservatorium of Music on CQUniversity Mackay Campus, from 5.30pm on Friday October 14.
- Mackay event helps promote National Plan to Reduce Violence against Women and their Children
Published on 11 October, 2011
Mackay Campus will be a focal point for discussion of the new National Plan to Reduce Violence against Women and their Children..
- Uni breaks ground on $9 million public-access Allied Health clinic
Published on 11 October, 2011
CQUniversity has broken ground on its public-access Allied Health clinic, which will help plug a gap in services for the Rockhampton community.
Construction on the facility begins this week and Acting Vice-Chancellor Prof Jennelle Kyd has conducted an official ‘sod-turning' with help from Executive Dean Professor Graham Pegg.
- Whole community welcome at Indian Association's festival
Published on 11 October, 2011
Rockhampton region residents are encouraged to join hundreds of people expected to attend the Indian Association of Central Queensland's Diwali Milan (Coming Together on Diwali) event.
Sponsored by CQUniversity and held at the Community Sports Centre on Rockhampton Campus, this 'Festival of Lights, Colours, Sound and Food' will be held from 3pm to 9pm on Sunday, October 16.
- CQUni researcher helps with snapshot of Higher Education in the Asia-Pacific
Published on 10 October, 2011
CQUniversity's Dr Erlenawati Sawir is one of three editors who have drawn together authors from a dozen different countries to produce a book on Higher Education in the Asia-Pacific: Strategic Responses to Globalization.
Working alongside other leading industry specialists, Simon Marginson and Sarjit Kaur, Dr Sawir has helped to provide an authoritative survey of tertiary education in this diverse and dynamic region.
- Herbicide may have been wrongly convicted as mangrove dieback culprit
Published on 10 October, 2011
The herbicide Diuron may have been wrongly convicted as the culprit in mangrove dieback, according to scientists who have done a systematic review of evidence.
Dr John Abbot and Dr Jennifer Marohasy from CQUniversity say that evidence from field studies suggests the burial of mangrove breathing roots is a more likely causal factor in dieback.
- Resource towns should be able to aspire to grow local workforce base
Published on 10 October, 2011
Local and regional communities in resource areas of Australia would be better placed to attract new workforce if government strategies take into account the reality of Fly In Fly Out (FIFO) and Drive In Drive Out (DIDO) patterns.
That's according to CQUniversity's Professor John Rolfe who has made a submission to the House of Representatives inquiry on FIFO, with help from colleagues Lindsay Greer and Dr Delwar Akbar.
- Uni staff part of inaugural 'Buzzz' event
Published on 07 October, 2011
CQUniversity academics Associate Professor Peter Reaburn and Dr Susan Kinnear will be part of Rockhampton's first 'Buzzz' event, which features community members giving short, punchy presentations on a theme.
The theme of the first Buzzz is '‘Inspiration (who or what inspires me?)' and everyone is welcome to attend, from 4pm-6pm on Tuesday, November 8, at North Rockhampton High School's Performing Arts Centre.
- Marcus game to volunteer, sports a Statewide award
Published on 07 October, 2011
CQUniversity research officer Marcus Ellison has gained Statewide recognition for his almost compulsive habit of volunteering.
His efforts on behalf of the Yaralla Football Club in Gladstone have earned him the title of 'Queensland Young Volunteer of the Year for Sport and Recreation', in an awards ceremony organised by the Office for Volunteering within the Queensland Department of Communities.
- Noakes appointed to Mackay Tourism board
Published on 06 October, 2011
CQUniversity Tourism senior lecturer Steve Noakes has been appointed to the Board of Mackay Tourism, during the organisation's recent annual general meeting.
He'll be serving alongside CQUniversity Council member and REDC* chief executive officer Narelle Pearse, who became audit committee chairwoman for the board.