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Midwifery course begins in Mackay last January 20, to address regional shortages and boost local healthcare.
What’s happening? Two talented Mackay students, Leo Gorrion and Ebony Wright, have been awarded significant bursaries to support their artistic pursuits. The $3,000 Jack Sturgeon Bursary, sponsored by the Friends of the MECC, will help Leo pursue a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Production) at the University of Melbourne. Ebony Wright, the recipient of the $3,000 Artspace Mackay Foundation Bursary, is studying a Bachelor of Visual Art at Griffith University. Why it matters? These bursaries are crucial in supporting young, aspiring artists, particularly as tertiary education costs continue to rise. By providing financial assistance, these initiatives encourage students to follow their passions and contribute to the local arts scene. Local Impact The impact of these bursaries extends beyond individual recognition. By
More airports join the fast-track drone flight approval trial.
Mackay State High students excel with a State Champion title and multiple medals at the QRSS Championships.
Mackay student Ernestine Hankin from Kutta Mulla Gorinna School earned the Award of Excellence in the First Nations category at the 2024 IEU-QNT Art Awards for her artwork Leaving the Nest.
The Federal Government’s move to provide financial support for student teachers during their practicum in Queensland and Northern Territory is a key stride in reducing financial burden and increasing successful graduation rates.
Discover how the Harding Miller Education Foundation is empowering young female students in Greater Mackay through its four-year academic scholarships, offering resources, mentorship, and support.
A $3.9 million investment is propelling the QUT Mackay Renewable Biocommodities Pilot Plant (MRBPP) into the global spotlight.
Queensland’s Youth Engagement Education Reform package, backed by a substantial $288 million, is set to redefine the state’s approach to youth education.
Mackay’s Academic Bursary Program opens a gateway for local university students, offering a unique blend of paid work experience and financial support.
Midwifery course begins in Mackay last January 20, to address regional shortages and boost local healthcare.
What’s happening? Two talented Mackay students, Leo Gorrion and Ebony Wright, have been awarded significant bursaries to support their artistic pursuits. The $3,000 Jack Sturgeon Bursary, sponsored by the Friends of the MECC, will help Leo pursue a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Production) at the University of Melbourne. Ebony Wright, the recipient of the $3,000 Artspace Mackay Foundation Bursary, is studying a Bachelor of Visual Art at Griffith University. Why it matters? These bursaries are crucial in supporting young, aspiring artists, particularly as tertiary education costs continue to rise. By providing financial assistance, these initiatives encourage students to follow their passions and contribute to the local arts scene. Local Impact The impact of these bursaries extends beyond individual recognition. By
More airports join the fast-track drone flight approval trial.
Mackay State High students excel with a State Champion title and multiple medals at the QRSS Championships.
Mackay student Ernestine Hankin from Kutta Mulla Gorinna School earned the Award of Excellence in the First Nations category at the 2024 IEU-QNT Art Awards for her artwork Leaving the Nest.
The Federal Government’s move to provide financial support for student teachers during their practicum in Queensland and Northern Territory is a key stride in reducing financial burden and increasing successful graduation rates.
Discover how the Harding Miller Education Foundation is empowering young female students in Greater Mackay through its four-year academic scholarships, offering resources, mentorship, and support.
A $3.9 million investment is propelling the QUT Mackay Renewable Biocommodities Pilot Plant (MRBPP) into the global spotlight.
Queensland’s Youth Engagement Education Reform package, backed by a substantial $288 million, is set to redefine the state’s approach to youth education.
Mackay’s Academic Bursary Program opens a gateway for local university students, offering a unique blend of paid work experience and financial support.
