All Australians should be in the running to be part of the nation’s first manned space flight, according to Australian-raised reserve astronaut Dr Meganne
QUT Vice-Chancellor Professor Margaret Sheil is the new chair of the Reef 2050 Independent Expert Panel.
The panel provides independent advice to Government on a range
Ensuring life-saving drugs get to market fast drives QUT PhD student Laura Milton.
The Brisbane university’s latest Fulbright Scholar is off to the University of
Brisbane will host the International Conference on Research Infrastructures (ICRI) in December.
ICRI 2024 brings together invited policymakers, research institution
Warwick, Chinchilla, Innisfail and Central-West Queensland will be home to Regional University Study Hubs after the latest locations were announced today.
Study hubs aim
Assisi Catholic College in Upper Coomera welcomes a new principal and a new building this year.
John Frare begins his first principalship at the Gold Coast school which
Training organisations operating for less than two years old will not be able to expand courses under new laws established to weed out rogue operators in the vocational
More than 350,000 Australians enrolled in fee-free TAFE courses last year, with early childhood education and care qualifications the most popular.
Fee-free TAFE, which
School clusters proposed to ease weight on principals
Public policy think tank The Grattan Institute has called for trials of school clustering in Australia to improve student outcomes and better support school leaders.
The
Barney-Leitch community rep on public sector council
QUT Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Indigenous Australians) Angela Barney-Leitch has been appointed to the Queensland Government’s Public Sector Governance Council as a