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From paper to powerhouse
From paper mill to powerhouse, Moreton Bay Central is set to drive billions in investment, thousands of jobs and major projects including an Olympic venue, quantum computing hub and advanced manufacturing centre.
Drones take off for koala survey
Koala surveys are underway, with the City of Moreton Bay using drones and detection dogs to guide conservation efforts. Monitoring in key suburbs will assess koala populations, health and habitat to support future wildlife protection and planning.
Performing robots make show debut
Hi-tech humanoid and robotic dogs will debut at the Redcliffe Show from June 26–28, with UniSC showcasing how robotics can assist farming, including animal herding demonstrations and interactive tech displays for families at Redcliffe Showgrounds.
Wild journeys of Moreton Bay’s ibis
A Moreton Bay study tracking 169 white ibis has revealed surprising travel patterns, with tagged birds spotted between Mackay and Byron Bay. Researchers say the findings will help manage growing ibis populations across South East Queensland.
World-first vaccine for koalas
An ecology and veterinary centre in the Moreton Bay region has helped develop a world-first vaccine to save koalas.
Don’t miss Pine Rivers Business Breakfast Forum
Pine Rivers Chamber of Commerce will host its next Pine Rivers Breakfast Forum on November 21, with Queensland Small Business Commissioner Dominique Lamb guest speaker. Here's the details
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Visitors wowed at UniSC Open Day
Crowds flocked to UniSC’s Open Day at Petrie last weekend to explore the facilities and learn about courses on offer.
Deception Bay student’s trip of a lifetime
From a visit to the world’s largest sand island to watching major sports matches, Deception Bay State High School student Sophia Sidney has taken the trip of a lifetime with University of the Sunshine Coast. See the videos..
Funding bid for City's huge growth plans
Lobbying has ramped up to get essential funding for a host of major projects planned in the City of Moreton Bay. ** FREE TO READ **
Jessika's journey from Maccas to clinical trials
More than 300 students graduated from UniSC’s Moreton Bay and Caboolture campuses this month – including a former McDonald’s manager. Picture gallery, time lapse videos *FREE TO READ **
From school drop out to top medical degree
Jamie Bryant never finished high school. In fact, he was kicked out three times. But last week the 40-year-old single father-of-two graduated from UniSC Moreton Bay and is on a path to being a doctor. ** FREE TO READ **
$100 million project to open at Petrie
UniSC Moreton Bay will officially open three new buildings today – almost doubling its campus floor space in just four years. See pictures ** FREE TO READ **
Day for black caps and gowns
It's graduation day tomorrow for hundreds of students at the Moreton Bay and Caboolture campuses of the University of the Sunshine Coast. ** FREE TO READ **
Olympians inspire at International Women's Day lunch
Grit, determination and the drive to succeed as an elite athlete are also useful attributes for growing a thriving business, according to a trio of Olympians speaking at this year’s Moreton Bay International Women’s Day luncheon. **FREE TO READ**
Doors open for UniSC's O Day
UniSC’s new students had their first taste of the Moreton Bay campus when the doors opened for Orientation Day. See two picture galleries. ** FREE TO READ **
UniSC's co-working pitch to Moreton Bay
Businesses are invited to tap into the innovation ecosystem at the city’s newest co-working space at UniSC Moreton Bay. ** FREE TO READ **
