On the Sunshine Coast, students and teachers are building their understanding of Technology Education.

On Friday, September 14, Central Queensland University's Noosa Hub and Education Queensland Sunshine Coast Region worked together to give students and teachers hands-on experiences designing, making and evaluating a range of technologies and modeling quality classroom practice.

Throughout September, the CQU Long Hoppers and CQU Master Blasters have been battling it out in the inaugural Melbourne International Student Indoor Cricket League.

There have been fast bowlers steaming in like ‘The Rawalpindi Express', Tendulkar-esque cover drives, classic catches, many a big hit, and even more laughs and good times.

The Engineers Australia (Queensland Division) Engineering Excellence Award for Research, Development and Innovation (Section Two) has gone to the Intelligent Train Monitor entered by Queensland Rail.

The award was announced in Brisbane on Friday night (September 14).

Biloela schoolgirl Jordan Hoyland is already studying university-level teaching subjects, despite having a year to go before completing secondary studies.

The 16-year-old Year 11 student at Biloela State High School has already completed the subject 'Learning Management' and is now enrolled in 'Futures' at Central Queensland University.

Congratulations to CQU academic John Kemsley, who has recently been appointed as president of the Association of Queensland Nurse Leaders (AQNL).

Based at Noosa Hub, Mr Kemsley is also the new Head of the CQU's Department of Health Innovation.

Melbourne graduation speaker Professor Paul Rodan recently reminded graduates they were likely to face several career changes and that lifelong learning was the best way to secure success.

A total of 378 graduates attended CQU's Melbourne International Campus ceremony recently (September 4).

Rockhampton people have at least 2 changes to get involved in Pink Ribbon Day - the breast cancer awareness/fundraiser.

Both are supported by CQU staff members.