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CQUni welcomes roundtable on proposed medical program
A medical program for Central Queensland and Wide Bay is one step closer to becoming reality, with discussions progressing between government and industry at a roundtable this week.
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Graziers came, saw and ‘collared’ the future of their industry
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Properly tested solutions needed to tackle violence against paramedics
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Shirley helps tackle the big issues in her new role
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Rocky residents invited to refresh ‘neighbourly’ connections
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Interesting places and extraordinary people - Dr Deagon's rewarding Home Economics career
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O Week brings international students together
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CQUni cleans up major footprint
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CQUniversity comes together in harmony
- 22 March 2019
CQUni invests hundreds of thousands of dollars in digital media - 21 March 2019
Interesting places and extraordinary people - Dr Deagon's rewarding Home Economics career - 21 March 2019
CQUni welcomes roundtable on proposed medical program - 21 March 2019
Waking up to better sleep as a key focus on Close the Gap Day - 21 March 2019
After decades of controlled crying concerns, a 'Gentle Method of Sleep Settling' rolls out - 20 March 2019
Closing the gap by sparking Indigenous kids’ love of STEM subjects - 20 March 2019
CQUni working with a world leader in turning trash into treasure - 20 March 2019
CQUni cleans up major footprint - 20 March 2019
CQUniversity comes together in harmony - 19 March 2019
Not just winging it - students do the groundwork for airshow safety - 19 March 2019
Pregnant women to get their own national guidelines on physical activity - 19 March 2019
Brits flit to CQUni showing ‘gumption’ for oral health
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