Author: Caroline Morrissey

At a time when Queensland’s resources sector is powering through the COVID-19 pandemic to keep the state economy afloat, Central Queensland students are this week getting a taste of the many trade careers offered ...

Home Hill and Ayr State High School Year 9 students will be set a task to create some gold-plated designs today when they demonstrate their skills to representatives from Evolution Mining Mount Carlton. In a ...

 Local students are today taking part in the world premier of a new workshop that will also give them a head start toward resources sector careers.   The Queensland Minerals and Energy Academy's (QMEA) new Energy Challenge (Engineering and Design) workshop is supported by Anglo ...

Students from four Gladstone schools will vie for honours in a paper plane competition run by the Queensland Minerals and Energy Academy (QMEA) today, which has students using physics concepts to design an aircraft ...

More than 100 Townsville students will get a taste of trade and STEM professional careers when they take part in workshops run by the Queensland Minerals and Energy Academy (QMEA) this week - 26th ...

Gladstone students are taking part in a brand-new coding challenge set by the Queensland Minerals and Energy Academy (QMEA) to develop animations, quizzes and games. Aimed at students who want to extend their programming ...

Being surrounded by some of the world’s largest silver-lead and zinc mines, Cloncurry students would be more aware than most of our state’s great mining industry, but yesterday they learnt the pivotal role science ...

There might be a pandemic, but that isn’t stopping science week being celebrated in style in the copper city with local students taking part in activities organised by the Queensland Minerals and Energy Academy ...