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Townsville City Council has endorsed the Biosecurity Plan 2025-2030, strengthening efforts to control invasive species and protect the region’s environment, economy, and public health.
Coastal vs. inland—Townsville Enterprise and RAPAD battle for federal funding of Queensland’s green energy transmission lines.
Since Nov 2022, Lavarack Barracks MakerSpace has empowered soldiers to create practical solutions, from improved mortar sights to retractable cam nets.
The Queensland AI Hub announced its 2025 Chapter Directors, empowering regional innovation.
STEM Sisterhood inspires North Queensland girls with hands-on STEM workshops, led by JCU student Keziah Furnell.
Mandatory eID tagging for sheep and goats starts in Australia starting this month, enhancing livestock traceability and biosecurity
Over 1,000 robotic surgeries completed at Mater Townsville, leading healthcare innovation.
AI smart irrigation transforms farming, cutting costs and protecting the Great Barrier Reef.
What’s Happening? Commercial drone operators can now benefit from faster airspace authorisations at Broome, Cairns, Coffs Harbour, Essendon, Hobart, and Melbourne airports, following the Automated Airspace Authorisations Trial (AAAT) expansion. The initiative, launched by the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) and Airservices Australia in May 2021, streamlines access to controlled areas, enhancing efficiency for eligible operators. Why It Matters? The AAAT is a game-changer for Australia’s drone industry and airspace management. It allows commercial operators to access restricted airspace more efficiently while maintaining safety. This development supports innovation, reduces administrative burdens, and contributes to the growth of the commercial drone sector. Local Impact The trial’s inclusion of airports like Hobart and Cairns opens new opportunities for local drone operators, encouraging technological advancements and business
Australians are falling victim to fake shopping sites, with Gen Z leading the target list.
Townsville City Council has endorsed the Biosecurity Plan 2025-2030, strengthening efforts to control invasive species and protect the region’s environment, economy, and public health.
Coastal vs. inland—Townsville Enterprise and RAPAD battle for federal funding of Queensland’s green energy transmission lines.
Since Nov 2022, Lavarack Barracks MakerSpace has empowered soldiers to create practical solutions, from improved mortar sights to retractable cam nets.
The Queensland AI Hub announced its 2025 Chapter Directors, empowering regional innovation.
STEM Sisterhood inspires North Queensland girls with hands-on STEM workshops, led by JCU student Keziah Furnell.
Mandatory eID tagging for sheep and goats starts in Australia starting this month, enhancing livestock traceability and biosecurity
Over 1,000 robotic surgeries completed at Mater Townsville, leading healthcare innovation.
AI smart irrigation transforms farming, cutting costs and protecting the Great Barrier Reef.
What’s Happening? Commercial drone operators can now benefit from faster airspace authorisations at Broome, Cairns, Coffs Harbour, Essendon, Hobart, and Melbourne airports, following the Automated Airspace Authorisations Trial (AAAT) expansion. The initiative, launched by the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) and Airservices Australia in May 2021, streamlines access to controlled areas, enhancing efficiency for eligible operators. Why It Matters? The AAAT is a game-changer for Australia’s drone industry and airspace management. It allows commercial operators to access restricted airspace more efficiently while maintaining safety. This development supports innovation, reduces administrative burdens, and contributes to the growth of the commercial drone sector. Local Impact The
Australians are falling victim to fake shopping sites, with Gen Z leading the target list.
Townsville City Council has endorsed the Biosecurity Plan 2025-2030, strengthening efforts to control invasive species and protect the region’s environment, economy, and public health.
Coastal vs. inland—Townsville Enterprise and RAPAD battle for federal funding of Queensland’s green energy transmission lines.
Since Nov 2022, Lavarack Barracks MakerSpace has empowered soldiers to create practical solutions, from improved mortar sights to retractable cam nets.
The Queensland AI Hub announced its 2025 Chapter Directors, empowering regional innovation.
STEM Sisterhood inspires North Queensland girls with hands-on STEM workshops, led by JCU student Keziah Furnell.
Mandatory eID tagging for sheep and goats starts in Australia starting this month, enhancing livestock traceability and biosecurity
Over 1,000 robotic surgeries completed at Mater Townsville, leading healthcare innovation.
AI smart irrigation transforms farming, cutting costs and protecting the Great Barrier Reef.
What’s Happening? Commercial drone operators can now benefit from faster airspace authorisations at Broome, Cairns, Coffs Harbour, Essendon, Hobart, and Melbourne airports, following the Automated Airspace Authorisations Trial (AAAT) expansion. The initiative, launched by the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) and Airservices Australia in May 2021, streamlines access to controlled areas, enhancing efficiency for eligible operators. Why It Matters? The AAAT is a game-changer for Australia’s drone industry and airspace management. It allows commercial operators to access restricted airspace more efficiently while maintaining safety. This development supports innovation, reduces administrative burdens, and contributes to the growth of the commercial drone sector. Local Impact The
Australians are falling victim to fake shopping sites, with Gen Z leading the target list.
