CQUniNEWS Archives
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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 |
- From teen mum to transport planner, Sainiana a Fijian success story
Published on 06 February, 2012
Sainiana M. Radrodro's business study with CQUniversity came at the midpoint of her astonishing journey from school dropout and teenage mum through to her current status as Principal Transport Planner for Fiji's Ministry of Works, Transport and Public Utilities.
- Koala researchers reveal CQ region hotspots and coldspots
Published on 03 February, 2012
After three years of mapping koala sightings, including responses to a ‘wanted dead or alive' SMS Hotline campaign, researchers have identified the CQ region's hotspots and coldspots.
One hotspot for sightings is the Bruce Highway in a corridor between Granite and Waverley Creeks near St Lawrence.
- Koalas are in desperate trouble and likely to be listed as threatened
Published on 03 February, 2012
Koalas are in desperate trouble and are likely to be listed as threatened by the Commonwealth - but there are no 'one size fits all' solutions.
The threatening processes, ecology and knowledge of koalas are as patchy as the distribution of the species.
- Researchers eye 'social networks' beneath surface of water and flood management
Published on 02 February, 2012
In the first study of its type, researchers will use ‘social networks analysis' to understand how stakeholders communicate and share information about water resources and flooding disasters in their region..
- CQUni shows bright prospects for fish farming, thanks to sun's natural disinfection power
Published on 02 February, 2012
CQUniversity researchers have addressed a problem facing fish farming, which is crucial for averting hunger as the world population grows beyond seven billion people and there are pressures on sustainability of fish stocks in our seas.
Doctoral student Sadia Khan, Professor Rob Reed and Dr Mohammad Rasul have researched ways for fish farms to prevent bacterial infection, and their latest findings are published in BioMed Central's open access journal BMC Microbiology.
- Soils ain't soils says Sandrine
Published on 02 February, 2012
CQUniversity microbiology lecturer Dr Sandrine Makiela is keen for landholders to nominate to have microbes in their soils tested, in an effort to produce baseline data of micobial activity in Central Queensland soils.
Thanks to a new trial jointly funded by CQUniversity and consultants Grazing BestPrac (GBP), graziers may be able to get feedback on microbial activity in their soils without sending samples interstate.
- Art gallery hooked on CQUni testing
Published on 02 February, 2012
The Gladstone Regional Art Gallery will soon host an exhibition entitled Australian Portraits 1880 - 1960: Paintings from the National Gallery of Australia Collection.
The National Gallery asked Gladstone Gallery to determine the strength of the hanging fixtures and chains to ensure that the paintings would be safe.
- Event organisers invited to get expert tips in Mackay
Published on 01 February, 2012
Event organisers, marketing consultants, industry reps and business people can all gain by hearing from former Queensland Events Corporation chief executive Michael Denton, who will present a seminar at CQUniversity Mackay Campus on March 1.
'The Business of Managing Successful Events' seminar will draw on Mr Denton's extensive experience securing major international events such as the Goodwill Games, Rugby World Cup, and Rotary International World Convention.
- Soggy fields but spirits high as Indigenous Reconciliation Carnival gets underway
Published on 27 January, 2012
Dozens of teams have arrived for the Indigenous Reconciliation Carnival being held on the CQUniversity Rockhampton sports fields from January 27-29.
According to organiser Central Queensland Indigenous Development Ltd, pBundaberg Campus location for Autism Early Intervention Centre to benefit families and Uni students
Published on 27 January, 2012
Minister for Disabilities Curtis Pitt has visited the proposed site of a new centre that will provide early intervention for children with autism at CQUniversity Bundaberg. The centre is expected to provide a multitude of benefits for all involved.