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World-first mango auto-harvester from CQUni
CQUniversity Australia has built the world’s first mango auto-harvester, with field trials at Yeppoon of the first prototype achieving a 75 per cent efficiency in automatically identifying and picking fruit in view.
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CQUni elite athletes awarded sporting scholarships
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Teale’s ladder to showbiz success turns out to be a tree
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Indigenous graduate off to Canberra after inspiring dad to become a teacher
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CQUniversity Alumnus now oversees CQ Graduate Nurse Program
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Dysart high schoolers put engineering skills on the table at CQUni
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CQUni welcomes coalition's funding commitment for Central Queensland School of Mining and Manufacturing
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CQUni welcomes $5 million AgTech commitment
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CQUni welcomes $2.17m ALP funding commitment for TAFE equipment and upgrades
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Mackay scholarship recipient banking on a career in accident forensics
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Cats, kids and Korea feature as former Mackay student reflects on career
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Con blows its horn after 30 years on song
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LOCAL STUDENTS USE TRADITIONAL COOKING METHOD TO START A CONVERSATION
- 17 May 2019
It’s OK to escape into online role-playing games with the right coping style - 15 May 2019
Cats, kids and Korea feature as former Mackay student reflects on career - 15 May 2019
Indigenous graduate off to Canberra after inspiring dad to become a teacher - 15 May 2019
World-first mango auto-harvester from CQUni - 15 May 2019
CQUni elite athletes awarded sporting scholarships - 15 May 2019
CQUni welcomes $2.17m ALP funding commitment for TAFE equipment and upgrades - 13 May 2019
Mackay scholarship recipient banking on a career in accident forensics - 13 May 2019
Teale’s ladder to showbiz success turns out to be a tree - 10 May 2019
CQUni welcomes coalition's funding commitment for Central Queensland School of Mining and Manufacturing - 10 May 2019
Con blows its horn after 30 years on song - 10 May 2019
CQUniversity Alumnus now oversees CQ Graduate Nurse Program - 10 May 2019
LOCAL STUDENTS USE TRADITIONAL COOKING METHOD TO START A CONVERSATION
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