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Act now before DFV claims more victims under cover of COVID-19: CQU expert
A CQUniversity domestic and family violence researcher says the six months since the brutal Camp Hill murders have seen Australia’s protections against similar atrocities go backwards, as perpetrators get away with more under cover of COVID-19.
Kaylah’s beauty career blossoms thanks to CQU’s training
Kaylah Geddes might be close to completing her beauty traineeship through Erikka’s All Occasion Beauty salon, but she’s already got her sights set on a Diploma, thanks to her hard work and CQUniversity’s training.
Student-led Rockhampton Health Clinic back into action
As the COVID-19 restrictions begin to ease, the CQUniversity Rockhampton Health Clinic has started outreach services again, this time assisting a local branch of a national business during their ‘Stress Down Day’ at Coffey Testing.
Two years of CQUni Gladstone’s STEM Central taking science beyond classrooms, into community
It’s a state-of-the-art experience that takes science, technology, engineering and mathematics out of the classroom and into the real world – and in two years, the STEM Central facility at CQUniversity Gladstone Marina has attracted visitors from across the community.
Scholarship opportunity set to ‘Elevate’ rum fermentation process
Scholarship opportunity set to ‘Elevate’ rum fermentation process
Adnought Steel has a cast-iron training partnership with CQU
For more than 33 years, Adnought Steel has relied upon CQUniversity to train its apprentices, and according to General Manager Greg Adams, that’s not about to change anytime soon.
Young gamers say video game loot boxes ‘addictive,’ users more likely to suffer gambling problems
Young video gamers invited to buy in-game “loot boxes” are more likely to gamble in real life, new CQUniversity research has found.
Top sesame varieties identified for Northern Australia production
Top sesame varieties identified for Northern Australia production
Dietary acculturation study could help reduce non-communicable diseases in migrants
A CQUniversity research project is set to investigate the changes in international student’s food habits and dietary patterns after moving to Australia to improve health outcomes for migrants.