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Bachelor of Social Work (Honours) graduate Keisha McEwan first COVID-safe Mackay graduation ceremony. Picture: Contributed Education Prof Pierre Viljoen Premium Content Subscriber only In a year that transformed our world, CQUniversity has remained focused on changing lives for the better. And as 2020 closes, Australia's largest regional university is celebrating a year of big impacts for thousands of students and their communities across Australia and internationally. CQUniversity Vice-Chancellor and President Nick Klomp said the university's biggest r...

T he Morning Bulletin has pulled together a list of exciting multimillion-dollar projects in the pipeline, due to break ground or throw open their doors around Central Queensland in 2021. From the arts, to sports, roads, health, defence, manufacturing, education and training, tourism and water security, there's plenty of big projects around the region that will generate employment and keep the economy ticking over. Rockhampton Museum of Art The scaffolding is coming down, windows are going in and soon the crane will come down at the construction site for the $31.5 million Rockhampton Museum...

The closure dashed the faint hopes 19-year-old teaching student Abbey Magee had of the decision being rescinded. This year Ms Magee was forced to study online due to the COVID-19 shutdown, but after voicing initial concerns about doing an online degree has come to terms with her situation. "I don't mind, I just want to get the degree finished," Ms Magee said. CQUniversity Noosa education student Abbey Magee. Earlier this year, Prof Klomp said although CQU had almost 1000 students on the Sunshine Coast, only 16 per cent were enrolled as on-campus students at Noosa. "This, combined with ...

Premium Content Subscriber only LABOR has praised the Australian Government for ringing in the changes to its often-criticised $5 million federal loans scheme to get the money flowing towards more Northern Australia infrastructure projects sooner. Minister for Resources, Water and Northern Australia Keith Pitt said his government was determined to transform the Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility (NAIF) into a more proactive investor for the benefit of Northern Australia. Keith Pitt and Michelle Landry have responded to the findings of a Senate Inquiry by instituting recommended cha...