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Sam gives his automotive mechanical career plenty of elbow grease with CQUni’s VET in Schools training
Ever since he was a boy, Gladstone teen Sam Miller has wanted to be an automotive mechanic and thanks to CQUniversity’s VET in Schools program and the support of his school and the local industry, his dream is finally running at full speed.
CQUni academics call on businesses to combat culture of ‘presenteeism’ amidst COVID-19 crisis
The COVID-19 pandemic has made us all stop and think about attending workplaces when sick, but this should always have been the case.
Silver lining for Aussie seniors during COVID-19 crisis
As COVID-19 continues to cause physical and psychological distress for many Australians, a CQUniversity researcher said there could be a silver lining in the crisis as many of the nation’s seniors are forced to learn how to socially connect over the Internet.
How to help our kids who may be anxious about COVID-19
Children may lack the cognitive capacity to process the threat they sense about COVID-19 but there are ways that adults can help them manage anxiety.
Ensure lock-down coping mechanisms ‘don’t lock in poor choices’
Most addictive behaviours or substances provide an escape or act as a coping mechanism.
Kate and Maverick build up new skills with CQUni's Renovation Series courses
Kate Laskowski and her teenage son Maverick are turning their new house into more of a home thanks to CQUniversity’s Renovation Series short courses.
Lions Club supports Professor's 'Poop-it Kit' to reduce kids' bowel issues
A CQUniversity researcher has welcomed a $10 000 donation from Rockhampton Lions Club, supporting her ‘Poop-it Kit’ initiative which has been designed to reduce bowel issues in children.
CQUniversity Professor to support COVID-19 research on Indigenous populations
CQUniversity Professor to support COVID-19 research on Indigenous populations
Indigenous Youth Leadership Program puts Brittany on the path to success
Brittany Cheel’s experiences with the Queensland Indigenous Youth Leadership Program (QIYLP) have changed her life and put her on the path towards a bright future.