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JCU in Townsville have found a way to turn cigarette butts into a powerful tool for cleaning Australia’s waterways.
Two new frog species found in North Queensland, underscoring its rich biodiversity and conservation needs.
Cane toads are thriving in Townsville’s wet weather—learn to spot toadpoles and remove them humanely.
With major power stations closing, North Queensland is key in Australia’s energy debate. How will the nation meet future demand?
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
JCU in Townsville have found a way to turn cigarette butts into a powerful tool for cleaning Australia’s waterways.
Two new frog species found in North Queensland, underscoring its rich biodiversity and conservation needs.
Cane toads are thriving in Townsville’s wet weather—learn to spot toadpoles and remove them humanely.
With major power stations closing, North Queensland is key in Australia’s energy debate. How will the nation meet future demand?
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
JCU in Townsville have found a way to turn cigarette butts into a powerful tool for cleaning Australia’s waterways.
Two new frog species found in North Queensland, underscoring its rich biodiversity and conservation needs.
Cane toads are thriving in Townsville’s wet weather—learn to spot toadpoles and remove them humanely.
With major power stations closing, North Queensland is key in Australia’s energy debate. How will the nation meet future demand?
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
