Health Promotion lecturer Cathy O'Mullan has won $10,000 towards a plan to establish a walking trail on CQUniversity Bundaberg Campus.

Cathy earned the funding for reaching the finals of the Healthy Queensland Awards, in the Healthy Workplace Category, and gaining a 'highly commended' award.

Engineers and managers from industries in four states of Australia and Malaysia recently visited CQUniversity Gladstone for technical workshops on Asset Management and Reliability, led by Professor Gopi Chattopadhyay..

Join Library Director Graham Black as he walks around, explaining features of the refurbished Rockhampton Campus Library due to be reopened in mid-November..

Irish immigrant Isabella Lewin's tragic life has been explored as part of research into the first five years of operations at Woogaroo Lunatic Asylum, now 'The Park' in Brisbane.

Ninteen-year-old Isabella appears to have been one of the many 'social admissions' to Woogaroo and may not have been mentally ill at all.

Organisers of a writers' workshop on North Keppel Island, Dr Liz Huf and Dr Lynda Hawryluk have won this year's CQUniversity Opal Award for Engaged Service. Their 'Idiom 23 Writer's Workshop' helps create material for the annual Idiom 23 magazine, which is due to be launched again this week, on Friday.

CQUniversity Music Theatre graduate Shaleena Bain has found her dream role in Aria Productions' new show The Supreme Dreams, where she gets to sing the songs made famous by Motown legends The Supremes, Martha and the Vandellas, Tina Turner and Aretha Franklin..

CQUniversity has gained AusAID funding for a new development project, helping Nepal with innovative biowaste management for sustainable vegetable production and improved livelihoods.

The project aims to upskill locals and introduce technology for the sustainable use of biowastes in biofertiliser manufacture and horticulture.

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Rockhampton people are welcome at a FREE talk about helping people to recover mentally after a disaster, as part of CQUniversity's Research Unplugged series.

Professor Kevin Ronan will discuss Managing the psychological and social response to a disaster, in a presentation from 6pm-7pm on Thursday December 8 at Rockhampton's Criterion Hotel (Parker's Function Room).

Corporate sponsors are being invited to fund data streaming and web hosting for images from a live 'reefcam' viewing a coral reef at Middle Island, just north of Great Keppel Island near Rockhampton..