September has been a hot month for metropolitan coverage of CQU and CQU academics, with more than a dozen hits.

Helping to lead the charge was Professor Bob Miles from the Institute for Sustainable Regional Development, with a series of quotes about population trends in today's Australian newspaper.

Professor Miles also gained national media coverage for his comments about planning in a hotter, drier climate.

Professor of Nursing William Lauder has also gained plenty of national media and national journal interest for suggesting that advanced nurses take on some of the roles previously performed by doctors in remote areas.

Dr Warwick Mules has contributed to an article in The Weekend Australian about the increased prevelance of cameras in society.

Mike Turnbull from CQU Bundaberg has been quoted on Brisbane radio about earthquake monitoring.

Professor Jim Mienczakowski was quoted in a major Courier Mail feature about schools with alternative curriculum models.

Our Bachelor of Performing Arts degree production of Horrors in Rocky was previewed in the Courier Mail.

The Financial Review led a major feature about international students with a section of CQU's Sydney International Campus.

In addition, CQU's latest allocation of nursing places has been mentioned in several national higher education supplements.

Channel Nine's A Current Affair TV show has scheduled coverage about CQU graduate Lucy Holmes' new career as a Kylie Minogue tribute performer.

CQU's new video wall access grid was featured in the September edition of Engineers Australia.

Regional media coverage was also high during September, helping to boost interest in recruitment options.