Robinson’s Numinous invites you to look and listen
Works from one of the country’s greatest living artists will be seen, and heard, in a new way at an exhibition which opened today.
Brisbane-born William Robinson is
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Brisbane cubed reveals River City’s history
Brisbane’s evolution from the 1800s will be showcased on a mega wall during a three-day exhibition, starting tomorrow.
The Cube, at QUT’s Garden Point Campus in the
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Council and university unite to fight invasion
Queensland’s invasive plants will be mapped using drones through a collaboration between Sunshine Coast Council and QUT.
The partnership has secured a $240,000 grant
Read more29 September 2024
Reed Queensland’s newest Rhodes Scholar
A Brisbane law graduate from far north Queensland is the state’s 2025 Rhodes Scholar.
Matisse Reed, who works as an associate to Justice Kylie Downes of the Federal
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New blood cell morphs to fast-track injury recovery
Australian researchers have discovered a blood cell which changes itself to fast-track healing when injected into an injury, with the potential for it to be administered
Read more19 September 2024
Uncle Joe’s song helps light up path to Treaty
The “nation of no alphabets” took centre stage as leading First Nations songwriter Uncle Joe Geia featured in a special event in Brisbane last week.
QUT’s
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UAE trade deal boosts access for miners and farmers
Australia’s mining industry will benefit from a trade deal finalised with the United Arab Emirates this week.
Federal Trade Minister Don Farrell said the UAE was
Read more17 September 2024
Blockchain cost and complexity dilutes benefits
Businesses are hesitant to introduce blockchain into their accounting practices, despite acknowledging the benefits of the technology.
A QUT study found while survey
Read more17 September 2024
Plans to harvest the sea to build greener cities
Researchers are looking to fast-track the use of marine-based bio-materials in building materials to aid the transition to net zero and help the Brisbane Games deliver
Read more17 September 2024
Work demands driving growing police officer burnout
Shift work and the demands of the job are compromising the safety of police officers and the communities they serve, a new study has concluded.
Professor of Psychology
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