News
CQUniversity is helping to sponsor three Yeppoon-based projects which are using art as a vehicle for positive change in the community.
A CQUniversity research student has found a rare algae indicating very good water quality in Kelly’s Dam – the raw water storage for the Capricorn Coast’s water supply.
CQUniversity student Skye Michaels has helped Livingstone Shire Council gear up for the storm season by working on a new 'Who's Who in the Disaster Crew' information booklet and associated education campaign.
What’s it take to be Queensland’s top school tuckshop convenor for the second year in a row? Read more
Published: 22 November 2017
Iconic children's entertainer Jay Laga'aia is on his way to the CQUni Village Festival this weekend, boosting the range of entertainment appealing to families with young children. Read more
Published: 04 August 2017
Can a theatre production help save lives? Tegan Devine certainly hopes so. Read more
Published: 01 August 2017
After winning 2014-2016 International Coach of the Year, CQUniversity Psychology graduate Naomi Arnold has now been nominated for the 2017 AusMumpreneur Awards. Read more
Published: 30 June 2017
Capricorn region residents are urged to step out to celebrate the International Day of the Midwife on the morning of Friday, 5 May. Read more
Published: 18 April 2017
Livingstone Shire Council is set to get the clearest picture yet of the Capricorn Coast Water Supply, with council partnering with CQUniversity for a water quality study at Kelly’s Offstream Storage. Read more
Published: 09 January 2017
A delegation from Livingstone Shire Council and CQUniversity – including Mayor Bill Ludwig, Councillor for Regional Arts Development Nigel Hutton and Vice-Chancellor Scott Bowman - recently visited Broken Hill in NSW to gather ideas to advance the establishment of a dedicated arts and culture precinct in the Yeppoon CBD. Read more
Published: 20 June 2016