Ten pieces of contemporary indigenous art, part of a national touring exhibition, will be on display at the Bundaberg campus through 11 October with support from CQU. Mervyn Johnson, the Chairperson of the Bundaberg Regional Council of Elders, officially unveils the collection -- called Native Title Business -- today (Friday 13 September 3PM).

Allenstown State School Year One students are expected to meet a baby wombat next week at the Central Queensland Wombat Research Centre.

The children were winners of the Central Queensland University Office of Research’s design-a-poster competition.

The first Norwegian student has arrived at CQU Fiji - Anders Fjesme is from Oslo, Norway.

After Anders completed his high school studies in June 2000 he joined the army.

Rockhampton ‘Rocky Horror’ performers Glenn Olive (Riff Raff), Natalie Whelan (Columbia) and Katie Ross (Magenta) are flying out to be ambassadors to Brisbane’s Rocky Horror festival.

The Central Queensland Conservatorium of Music performers featured in Horrors in Rocky in April, presented by Rockhampton Tourist and Business Information at the Great Western Hotel.

The Standing Committee on Transport and Regional Services visited the Rail Cooperative Research Centre at Central Queensland University (Building 70) in Rockhampton this week.

A CQU research team will likley play a future role in the region's future inland rail project.

Central Queensland University has agreed to continue their support for meatworkers affected by the recent closure of Rockhampton’s Lakes Creek Meatworks.

The COIN Internet Academy – a joint project between CQU’s Faculty of Informatics and Communication and the Rockhampton City Council – has to date conducted basic computer training for 24 meatworkers involving six two-hour training sessions.

CQU's Melbourne International Campus entered a six-member postgraduate team in the Business Strategy Competition held at Melbourne University School of Business in Carlton.

The competition, sponsored by the Boston Consultancy Group, was organised by members of the Commerce and Economics Society based at University of New South Wales.

Stories about Mackay’s people will be reconstructed through a blend of live music, theatre and digital media in the coming months.

In a joint project Crossroads Arts and Opera North have invited singers, actors, musicians and backstage crew from the region, including Central Queensland University’s multimedia and Central Queensland Conservatorium of Music students to help create a performance that reflects Mackay’s past.

School leavers and mature-age students were offered a chance to discover what was on offer at Central Queensland University’s Mackay campus on Friday evening.

The Careers Evening allowed the University’s faculties to display course material and answer enquiries from those considering studying in 2003.

School groundsman Peter McGeechan has embarked on a teaching career by undertaking studies at the Noosa Teacher Education Campus.

Mr McGeechan has already had an interesting career path, including an apprenticeship as a diesel fitter and running his own landscaping business.