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Community Engagement

Guided by its strategic project objectives, the Chair is actively engaged with the communities in the Greater Whitsunday Region. This involves working closely with Mining, METS and non-METS industries, peak bodies, state and local government agencies and communities on future skilling, decarbonisation, economic transformation and community strengthening agendas in the region.

Professor Rob Brown standing with BHP representatives in PPE as they tour around the BHP Hay Point Coal Terminal
BHP Hay Point Coal Terminal Tour
Rob Brown and Mahesh Kayastha with other attendees at the BHP Bowen Basin Mining Club Lunch
CRC TiME Networking Lunch and Virtual Roundtable at the RCOE

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Chair In Automation and Future Work Skills

The Chair in Automation and Future Work Skills role was established to focus on the impact of automation on regional cities and communities.