The Rockhampton Domestic Violence Network will be hosting an early screening of the new animated movie “ Treasure Planet”, which is based on the children’s classic Treasure Island. The Rockhampton Senstadium will screen “ Treasure Planet” at 10am, Sunday 15 December.

Increased workplace demand has meant Central Queensland University Mackay will offer more Human Resource Management units of study in 2003.

CQU Faculty of Business and Law sub-dean Jo Luck said students no longer needed to move to Rockhampton or other universities to continue their HRM program.

Central Queensland University will be celebrating the return of East Street this Friday evening with information and interactive displays and free giveaways.

Housed on the verandahs of Rockhampton’s Heritage Post Office, CQU will feature displays by each of the University’s faculties, as well as the department for eJournalism, CQU International, Family Day Care Capricornia, Multimedia Design Centre, Institute for Sustainable Regional Development, Capricornia College, CQU Foundation and Direct Edge.

Central Queensland University is seeking nominations for this year’s QCWA Central Highlands Division Bursary.

The bursary is offered to a current full-time, first year student enrolled at the University, who originates from the Central Highlands and will be continuing into full-time study with CQU next year.

A production that reflects the talent of Crossroad Arts Theatre and Opera North members continues to attract large crowds in Mackay.

Opera North chair Donald Alexander said the success of the production reflected input by local talent in writing the music, script and creating other unusual multimedia components.

The Rail CRC (Cooperative Research Centre for Railway Engineering and Technologies) is reaching new milestones as it enters 2003.

Rail CRC provides the Australian railway industry with its first truly national focus for rail research and consultancy services.

Central Queensland University Theatre in Education students presented two performances for Central Queensland primary school children at the Rockhampton campus this week.

Children from The Caves State School attended Tuesday's performance, while about 70 children from throughout Central Queensland attended Wednesday's.

A group of 20 industry and business leaders met at the Central Queensland University Tuesday afternoon as part of the Rockhampton Regional Development’s Think Tank.

Morning events included: a visit to the Energy Education Centre; presentation on the Stanwell Industry Corridor; and tour of the Stanwell Energy Park, Gracemere township and Saleyards, Botanical Gardens and water treatment plant.

Marketing & Tourism Lecturer from Central Queensland University, Jillian Lister, has just returned from this year's prestigious Queensland Tourism Awards.

The 2002 Awards were held at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre on Friday 29 November.

High school students from near and far are at CQU Bundaberg this week getting a glimpse of career options in information technology.

Fifteen year 11 students from Monto, Bundaberg, Kilkivan, Kingaroy, Nanango, Yandaran, Gin Gin and Blackbutt are spending five days attending stimulated lectures, tutorials and workshops.