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Focal Point on Vison Australia Radio07 May 2025On FOCAL POINT: Aasha Rose is a PhD Student at the University of Southern Queensland. Aasha warmly invited anyone to participate in research studying the relationship between braille literacy and the quality of life for people with blindness or low vision,contact ASHA AT Mia Gardiner, from Crime Stoppers Victoria, had news on celebrity impersonation scams and tips to best avoid chances of being caught out. Daisy Holt, Lead Guide Dog Mobility Instructor at See Differently, wrapped up their International Guide Dog Day celebrations and shared some incredible statistics regarding the day globally. Cory Alpert, former Biden Whi...2025-05-071h 02
Ipswich TodayShould you use AI to write a resume? Careers expert Dr Jennifer Luke reveals pitfalls and best approachAre you job hunting with the help of artificial intelligence? There are shortcuts to a great resume but what about the pitfalls. To help you avoid the traps when using AI University of Southern Queensland careers expert Dr Jennifer Luke joins the show with priceless advice to help you score that next job.Published: 15 April 2025.Image: UniSQ careers expert Dr Jennifer Luke (supplied)Theme music: AudioJungle - Mark_Music and Matt SteinerJennifer Luke: https://www.jenniferluke.com/University of Southern Queensland: https://www.unisq.edu.au/AEC website: https://www.aec.gov...2025-04-1517 min
University Jobs Australia - Top Universities in Australia - www.AcademicJobs.comUSQ JobsUniSQ Jobs and Careers - an AcademicJobs.com podcast
This AcademicJobs.com podcast is an overview of the University of Southern Queensland (UniSQ), a medium-sized Australian university with campuses in Toowoomba and other locations, as well as online. UniSQ's focus is on high-quality, innovative education and research, encompassing a wide range of disciplines. This AcademicJobs.com podcast highlights its commitment to diversity and inclusion, alongside its strong research culture and numerous research centres and institutes.
The USQ AcademicJobs.com Podcast reflects on available job opportunities at UniSQ, particularly in academic and research roles, is also presented. Overall, AcademicJobs.com...2025-01-1604 min
CottonInfo: Crop to TopDisease news: Announcement of new CottonInfo Disease Tech Lead & update on the Australian Cotton Disease CollaborationCottonInfo is very pleased to announce its new Technical Lead for Disease - our very own Sharna Holman. Sharna has led industry in the Tech Lead role for Biosecurity and the addition of the Disease portfolio makes perfect sense.Sharna joins the podcast to talk about the role and what she's looking forward to working on with growers in the disease space, including assisting growers with a new change to the disease survey model. The podcast also features CRDC Innovation Broker and ACDC Program Lead Elsie Hudson who provides an update on the Australian Cotton Disease Collaboration, o...2024-12-1512 min
Phoenix Radio PodcastUNISQ Goes Back To School EP 6 Ripley Valley State Secondary College2024-10-1040 minPhoenix Radio PodcastUniSQ Goes Back to School Ep 5 Rosewood State HighschoolEpisode 5 of UNISQ goes back to school takes place at Rosewood State Highschool. This consist of chatting with the principal, 2/3 of the college captains and their experience as captains of a small school, Kokoda Challenge, and early entry offer to University. Tune in to hear all the great segment on this episode of UNISQ goes back to school.2024-10-0323 min
Ipswich TodayDivision 4 by-election: Sue Dunne back for third run. Also on the show bipartisan support for 50c faresSue Dunne has declared a third tilt at Division 4 in the by-election set for October 26 but her true independence is under scrutiny. Also in this episode 50 cent public transport fares are here to stay, but how sustainable is this move and how long can they last. UniSQ consumer expert Park Thaichon has some answers and the savings for Ipswich commuters.Published: 23 September 2024.Theme music: www.purple-planet.comImage: Division 4 by-election candidate Sue Dunne (Facebook)Electoral Commission of Queensland: https://www.ecq.qld.gov.au/elections/election-events/2024-local-government-electionsUniversity of Southern Queensland: https://www.unisq...2024-09-2319 minPhoenix Radio PodcastUniSQ Goes Back to School Ep 4 Springfield Central State High SchoolToday UniSQ goes back to school again, and this time we are headed to Springfield Central State High School to celebrate their Multicultural Day. Join Eve and Jason as they experience foods of the world, dance culture and even a MASCOT TUG OF WAR!!!! All of this and much more2024-09-1332 minPhoenix Radio PodcastUniSQ Goes Back to School Ep 3. Bellbird Park State Secondary CollegeJoin Nikki in this episode of UniSQ goes back to school at Bellbird Park State Secondary College to find out all about what makes up Bellbird Park, one of Queensland's newest high schools.2024-09-1232 minPhoenix Radio PodcastUniSQ Goes Back to School Ep 1 Woodcrest State CollegeIts that time again, Its Unisq Goes Back To School!!where we as UniSQ radio students go out and head into schools and broadcast live there for a whole hour. On episode one Will and Eve went on air live from Woodcrest State College. They dived into what makes Woodcrest, Woodcrest. by highlighting Woodcrest WESTEC programme, talking to one of their journey students, talking about Woodcrest sport's academies and robotic club. Will and Eve even had time to head out to the people and have a competition.Woodcrest State College is just one of my...2024-08-2930 min
Ipswich TodayBarty books for kids, new UniSQ chancellor, waste shortlist shorter and Colleges to open by ChristmasAsh Barty donates books for kids to libraries across Australia, UniSQ announces new chancellor, council shortens the shortlist for new western waste centre, Colleges Crossing Recreation Reserve to open before Christmas and Galvanized festival kicks off this week.Published: 27 August 2024.Theme music: www.purple-planet.comImage: University of Southern Queensland vice-chancellor Professor Geraldine Mackenzie with Dr John McVeigh who has been appointed new chancellor of the university (supplied)Ipswich Festivals: https://www.ipswichfestivals.com.au/Ipswich City Council: www.ipswich.qld.gov.au/Council meeting agendas and minutes: bit.ly/2JlrVKYCouncil...2024-08-2707 min
Ipswich TodayCopper thieves cost council big bucks, rebirth of FS101, Riverview green waste boost & Queerswich saves livesCopper thieves cost Ipswich City Council more than $750,000 since 2020, the rebirth of Fire Station 101 as a place for creative arts, Riverview green waste area doubles in size, National Science Week at UniSQ and later in this episode Rachel Vickary co-creator of Queerswich joins the show (5:04 from start).Published: 11 August 2024.Theme music: www.purple-planet.comImage: The Drowsy Chaperone recent performance at Fire Station 101 (supplied)Queerswich: https://www.facebook.com/queerswich UniSQ science week bookings: https://events.humanitix.com/host/ilaunch-trailblazerIpswich Festivals: https://www.ipswichfestivals.com.au/Ipswich City Council: www.ipswich...2024-08-1111 min
OEGlobal VoicesOEG Voices 071: Enhancing IDEA in OER – OE Award for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
While nominations for the 2024 Open Education Awards for Excellence are in the committee review process, we continue to highlight last years winners. In this episode, we travel to Toowoomba, Australia for a conversation with Nikki Andersen from the University of Southern Queensland (UniSQ), editor of Enhancing Inclusion, Diversity, Equity and Accessibility (IDEA) in Open Educational Resources (OER).
An OER about diversity, equity, and inclusion in OER, this work was recognized in 2023 with the Special Award in the DEI category.
https://usq.pressbooks.pub/diversityandinclusionforoer/
We get to learn from Nikki about her background, her route...2024-07-3126 min
Balancing the Shift16. Global Connections Part 2 - The Europe ConnectionJulie and Lisa chatted about Julie's trip to Europe, where she connected and shared with educators about digital transformation, educational technology and AI, as well as curriculum-embedded global collaboration. Julie was in Europe at the ICDE Leadership Summit, Geneva, UniSQ partner university JLU Giessen, and as an invited presenter at the International Digital Week Universite Cote D'Azur in Nice.2024-07-1919 min
Ipswich TodayShopping for Christmas in June, Nerima task force in town and West Moreton Health wants your helpCan shopping for Christmas in June save you money? Consumer expert Park Thaichon from the University of Southern Queensland joins the show. He shares tips and views on saving money at the mid-year sales. Also in this episode sister city relationship strong as task force visits to help solve bat problem and West Moreton Health wants your help.Published: 8 June 2024.Theme music: www.purple-planet.comImage: UniSQ consumer expert Associate Professor Park Thaichon (supplied)UniSQ: https://www.unisq.edu.au/West Moreton Health research: https://www.westmoreton.health.qld.gov.au/node/937Ipswich...2024-06-0811 minBalancing the Shift15. Reimagine Learning in an AI Empowered WorldWelcome to Balancing the Shift with Dr Lisa Jacka and Dr Julie Lindsay. This episode is the first of our AI Pedagogy Project series where we Reimagine Learning in an AI Empowered World. Lisa shares recent explorations using Generative AI and prompt engineering and we discuss how to start considering what is available and when to use it.2024-05-2219 min
Birds of Clay PodcastEpisode 8 - Clay Gulgong 2024 ReflectionIn the episode today we are reflecting (gushing) about the week we have just had in North West NSW at Clay Gulgong. Clay Gulgong is a week long biennial event, globally recognised for its strong links with the field of ceramics. It is run by Mansfield Ceramics and brings an amazing group of national and international artists to the beautiful town of Gulgong. https://www.mansfieldceramics.com/clay-gulgong/about/@claygulgong_mansfieldceramics Here are the artists we spoke about:Josh Copus @joshcopuspottery https://www.joshcopus.com/Tan Tek H...2024-05-0953 min
Ipswich TodayNew council faces, defence export record, prison health staff boost and UniSQ challenges stereotypesNew faces in the chamber for Ipswich City Council’s post-election meeting, Australia’s single biggest defence export to be built at Redbank, Prison Health Service staff benefit from new correctional centre and researchers at the University of Southern Queensland challenge young people stereotypes.Published: 9 April 2024.Theme music: www.purple-planet.comImage: UniSQ School of Humanities and Communication Professor Andrew Hickey (supplied)UniSQ research findings: https://research.usq.edu.au/item/z4qzw/youth-community-futures-enhancing-opportunities-for-young-people-in-regional-queensland-final-reportLocal Ipswich News: https://localipswichnews.com.au/Ipswich City Council: www.ipswich.qld.gov.au/Council meeting agendas and...2024-04-0906 minBalancing the Shift14. Global Connections Part 1 - SwitzerlandJulie and Lisa talk global connections with their special guest Carola Brunnbauer from The Zurich University of Teacher Education (PHZH).2024-02-2114 min
Reimagining HigherEdProf Geraldine Mackenzie, Vice-Chancellor, UniSQOn the podcast this week, Prof Geraldine Mackenzie, Vice-Chancellor at UniSQ shares insights and reflections from her 36 years in higher education, together with Prof Judyth Sachs. They discuss pivotal moments in Geraldine's career, rediscovering creativity, engendering the joy and pleasure of learning, how UniSQ supports the unique challenges of regional students and industry, and the multi-pronged issue of instilling students with self-belief.
2024-01-2432 minReimagining HigherEdProf Geraldine Mackenzie, Vice-Chancellor, UniSQOn the podcast this week, Prof Geraldine Mackenzie, Vice-Chancellor at UniSQ shares insights and reflections from her 36 years in higher education, together with Prof Judyth Sachs. They discuss pivotal moments in Geraldine's career, rediscovering creativity, engendering the joy and pleasure of learning, how UniSQ supports the unique challenges of regional students and industry, and the multi-pronged issue of instilling students with self-belief.
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Ipswich TodayCameron Park upgrade, Skilling Queenslanders boost, dance injuries, elections and social media riff-raffWhile we’ve been on holidays it was announced Cameron Park is set for an upgrade with a new playground, Skilling Queenslanders for Work program gets another boost in Ipswich, and dancers, teachers and parents of young dancers are being urged to take part in a health survey. Also in this episode more speculation about well-known locals who are yet to reveal their hand by declaring they'll run for council and social media riff-raff.Published: 13 January 2024. Theme music: www.purple-planet.comImage: Dr Melanie Fuller pictured with dance teacher Nadine Sayers and ballet dancer Elana Griffiths (Un...2024-01-1308 minBalancing the Shift13. End of Year 2023Julie and Lisa reflect on 2023 and discuss a hybrid workshop they recently presented using Engageli, Padlet, Feedback Fruits, Voicethread and Portfolios. 2023-11-3014 min
Australian Broadcast Radio: A Centenary Celebration4. Anthony FrangiNovember 4th 2023.
Today, Stu talks with Anthony Frangi.
Anythony Frangi is the general manager of ABC Radio Brisbane.
From beginnings as a presenter through to managerial and directorial experience throuhgout his long career, Anthony knows every inch of the industry.
Have a listen!2023-11-2326 minAustralian Broadcast Radio: A Centenary Celebration23. Stuart CreightonNovember 23rd 2023.
Today's the day!
100 years of radio broadcast in Australia. 100 years since the very first radio station, 2SB (now ABC radio Sydney) open its doors and became the very first public broadcast station. 100 years of laughs, love and learning. We're here!
But y'know, it's such a momentous day. I wasn't exactly sure what to do. So I just sat down. Reflected.
I wanted to really take in what I'd learned on this journey. So I spoke to my...2023-11-2316 minAustralian Broadcast Radio: A Centenary Celebration22. Andrea HoNovember 22nd 2023.
Today, Stu talks with Andrea Ho.
Andrea Ho is the Discipline Lead of Radio and Podcasting at the Australian Film, Television and Radio School.
Andrea is a guide to those like Stuart who are beginning their time in the radio industry, and her work history is more than sufficent to do that.
Have a listen!2023-11-2230 minAustralian Broadcast Radio: A Centenary Celebration21. Jamie DunnNovember 21st 2023.
Today, Stu talks with Jamie Dunn.
Jamie Dunn is an australian icon and his work with the puppet Agro unforgettable.
Jamie has been a part of radio and television for a long time, and his on air talent is rivaled by not only his generosity but ingenuity too.
Have a listen!2023-11-2119 minAustralian Broadcast Radio: A Centenary Celebration20. Sian GardNovember 20th 2023.
Today, Stu talks to Sian Gard.
Sian Gard is a Senior lecturer at the Australian Film, Television and Radio School.
With many of years of experience to draw from, Sian's teachings have become an invaluable font of wisdom for newcomers to radio.
Have a listen!2023-11-2025 minAustralian Broadcast Radio: A Centenary Celebration19. Jason DaseyNovember 19th 2023.
Today, Stu talks with Jason Dasey.
Jason Dasey works as a media professional all through the radio industry.
presenting, editing, producing, management, reporting, researching, nothing is out of Jason's wheelhouse.
Have a listen!2023-11-1920 minAustralian Broadcast Radio: A Centenary Celebration18. Trevor ChapellNovember 18th 2023.
Today, Stu talks with Trevor Chappell.
Trevor Chappel famously hosted Overnights nation wide on the ABC, but now hosts afternoons in Victoria.
A colourful character with a wild history, Trevor is radio gold and has so much experience to draw from, in this industry and others.
Have a listen!2023-11-1720 minAustralian Broadcast Radio: A Centenary Celebration17. John FeganNovember 17th 2023.
Today, Stu talks with John Fegan.
John Fegan worked in advertising departments for television and radio.
As well as being a bit of a rockstar, John has years of expereience in what advertising is like for radio and how it's evolved.
Have a listen!2023-11-1710 minAustralian Broadcast Radio: A Centenary Celebration16. Ross KavanaghNovember 16th 2023.
Today, Stu talks with Ross Kavanagh.
Ross Kavanagh is a sound technician and producer at the ABC.
His work has affected listeners all over the country and his work stretches all over australia and beyond.
Have a listen!2023-11-1623 minAustralian Broadcast Radio: A Centenary Celebration15. Jeremy MillarNovemebr 15th 2023.
Today, Stu talks with Jeremy Millar.
Jeremy Millar is the head of corporate strategy for the ABC.
Trends are second nature to jeremy, and his job focuses on what actions the public broadcaster can and might take in the years to come.
Have a listen!2023-11-1518 minAustralian Broadcast Radio: A Centenary Celebration14. John KnoxNovember 14th 2023.
Today, Stu talks with John Knox.
John Knox stands as one of the longest serving and widely celebrated radio presenters in all of Australia.
Serving the community dutifully for decades through his radio and even helping to create institutions like Air TV, John needs little introduction.
Have a listen!2023-11-1419 minAustralian Broadcast Radio: A Centenary Celebration13. Chrissy ArthurNovember 13th 2023.
Today, Stu talks with Chrissy Arthur.
Chrissy Arthur is the deputy regional editor for queensland at the ABC.
Chrissy has seen the public broadcaster head to toe and been involved with news reporting there for nearly 30 years.
Have a listen!2023-11-1319 minAustralian Broadcast Radio: A Centenary Celebration12. Darren de MelloNovember 12th 2023.
Today, Stu talks with Darren de Mello.
Darren de Mello is a breakfast co host at West Coast Radio in Western Ausralia.
With a clearly talented voice used in voice over and radio combined with his extensive work, Darren is a prime example of radio done right.
Have a listen!2023-11-1215 minAustralian Broadcast Radio: A Centenary Celebration11. Craig ZoncaNovember 11th 2023.
Today, Stu talks with Craig Zonca.
Craig Zonca is the other half of the ABC radio breakfast team in Brisbane.
His work at the ABC with shows like breakfasts and the country hour are some of the most widely regarded in his field.
Have a listen!2023-11-1123 minAustralian Broadcast Radio: A Centenary Celebration10. Loretta RyanNovember 10th 2023.
Today, Stu talks with Loretta Ryan.
Loretta Ryan is one half of the ABC radio breakfast team in Brisbane.
Loretta's career as a presenter has been filled with higlights, working all over the industry and cementing a name for herself in South East Queensland.
Have a listen!2023-11-1026 minAustralian Broadcast Radio: A Centenary Celebration9. David GreenwoodNovember 9th 2023.
Today, Stu talks with David Greenwood.
David Greenwood is the general manager at the KIX Country Music Network
David has shared a passion for community and radio for many decades and strives for inclusivty and quality in everything he's managed over the years.
Have a listen!2023-11-0923 minAustralian Broadcast Radio: A Centenary Celebration8. Grace PashleyNovember 8th 2023.
Today, Stu talks with Grace Pashley.
Grace Pashley works as a senior producer for Deadset Studios in Brisbane.
With production work at places like 4ZZZ, the ABC and abroad, Grace has a keen eye and knows what to talk about and when.
Have a listen!2023-11-0814 minAustralian Broadcast Radio: A Centenary Celebration7. Wayne RobertsNovember 7th 2023.
Today, Stu talks with Wayne Roberts.
Wayne Roberts is arguably one of the most popular radio personalities in the country, especially so in South East Queensland.
Famous for his way of music, his characters, his excellent voice and straight forward attitude, Wayneypoo is all time radio classic.
Have a listen!2023-11-0715 minAustralian Broadcast Radio: A Centenary Celebration6. Brendan SheedyNovember 6th 2023.
Today, Stu talks to Brendan Sheedy.
Brendan Sheedy has worked in many different outlets, and helped to pioneer the radio industry in australia.
From creating the very first footy show to helping create algorythms used to this day, this "pilot of the airwaves" has seen it all.
Have a listen!2023-11-0620 minAustralian Broadcast Radio: A Centenary Celebration5. Andrew KilpatrickNovember 5th 2023.
Today, Stu talks with Andrew Kilpatrick.
Andrew Kilpatrick runs the australian air check website titled The Radio Antenna
The Radio Antenna is stocked with hundreds of hours worth of air checks over many decades and serves as a community time piece and love letter to radio.
Have a listen!2023-11-0517 minAustralian Broadcast Radio: A Centenary Celebration3. Chris BroadNovember 3rd 2023.
Today, Stu talks to Chris Broad.
Chris Broad is a manager in Audio Technology and Operations at the SBS.
His technological prowess and knowledge have helped him with with many large corporations and companies such as the ABC and RCS Worldwide.
Have a listen!
2023-11-0327 minAustralian Broadcast Radio: A Centenary Celebration2. David WiltshireNovember 2nd 2023.
Today, Stu talks with David Wiltshire.
David Wiltsire is the current manager of River 94.9 in the South East Queensland area.
With decades of managerial experience all over Australia, he continues to foster positive, productive and successful workplaces.
Have a listen!2023-11-0211 minAustralian Broadcast Radio: A Centenary Celebration1. Spencer HowsonNovember 1st 2023.
Today, Stu talks to Spencer Howson.
Spencer Howson is an influential and widely known presenter, currently with 4BC and popular with his time at the ABC.
He's been in the industry for over 30 years and has helped influence many listeners and students such as Stuart.
Have a listen!2023-11-0116 minBalancing the Shift12. Flexible LearningJulie and Lisa talk about their experiences of flexible learning to support learners in higher education.2023-10-1812 min
Australian Broadcast Radio: A Centenary CelebrationIntroductionWelcome! My name is Stuart Creighton and to celebrate 100 years of radio broadcast in Australia on November 23rd 2023, I thought I'd make a time piece that celebrates the radio industry as well as the people in it!
In this teaser, I talk about my own history and the inspiration behind the podcast.
I hope you all enjoy and look forward to this November!2023-10-1601 min
Ipswich TodayUniSQ $38m boost to health, Ipswich hits 250,000, seniors month & new Marburg security camerasUniversity of Southern Queensland announces a $38 million boost to support allied health in the western corridor, Marburg gets temporary security cameras, October is a month to celebrate seniors and Ipswich welcomes its 250,000th resident.Published: 2 October 2023.Music: www.purple-planet.comImage: UniSQ Allied Health students will experience improved teaching and learning environments once the University of Southern Queensland’s new $38M allied health and sport facility opens (supplied) University of Southern Queensland: https://www.unisq.edu.au/October seniors month: https://www.ipswich.qld.gov.au/live/our-community/seniors/queensland-seniors-month Local government elections: ht...2023-10-0206 min
Ipswich TodaySpring holiday vibes, civic centre in 2024, UniSQ supports building sector & ICC planning jobsSpring vibes for the school holidays in Ipswich Central, Ipswich Civic Centre looks to 2024 with tribute shows and original artists, University of Southern Queensland rallies to support skills in building sector and planning jobs on offer at Ipswich City Council.Published: 11 September 2023.Music: www.purple-planet.comImage: University of Southern Queensland surveying student Rebecca Johnston (supplied) UniSQ: https://www.unisq.edu.au/Get ready: Ipswich.qld.gov.au/getreadyCentenary Highway exit 32 works: https://bit.ly/3KHHiufIpswich City Council: www.ipswich.qld.gov.au/Council meeting agendas and minutes: bit...2023-09-1105 min
Ipswich TodaySaving your business, repurpose shed grows, get ready for disasters & hospital rewarded for stroke careSurviving in your business one day seminar, Raceview Repurpose Shed doubles its space, get ready for storms and bushfires, Ipswich Hospital recognised for high standard of care for stroke patients, UniSQ paramedicine students take part in simulation exercise and council releases designs for new waste and animal management facility.Published: 6 September 2023.Music: www.purple-planet.comImage: University of Southern Queensland Paramedicine students Bonnii Heber and Nel Schuster (Photo: David Martinelli, University of Southern Queensland)Ipswich Region Chamber of Commerce: https://ipswichchamber.org.au/ UniSQ Paramedicine: https://www.unisq.edu.au/study/degrees/bachelor-of-paramedicine...2023-09-0607 minBalancing the Shift11. The Changing Spaces of Social MediaJulie and Lisa are joined by JoKay, long time innovator in the edtech space. They provide insights into the past, present and future of social media. What promise does the fediverse hold for education?2023-08-2220 min
Ipswich TodayCould spice be the secret to dementia prevention? And council plans new waste facilityCould spice be the secret to dementia prevention? A world-first trial is set to test powers of capsaicin, the molecule that gives chilli its ‘spice’. In this episode a closer look at the ground-breaking research at the University of Southern Queensland. Also on the show Ipswich City Council to consider a major investment in a new resource recovery centre for waste on Redbank Plains Road.Published: 8 August 2023.Updated: 11 August 2023.Music: www.purple-planet.comImage: University of Southern Queensland School of Health and Medical Sciences Honours student, Ms Tammy Thornton, and Lecturer, Dr Edward Bliss, are abou...2023-08-0808 min
Ipswich TodayTakeaway coffee cup con: Are disposable cups being recycled or going to landfill?In this episode a shock revelation that disposable coffee cups are not always being recycled even if you put them in the recycle bin. Hear why and possible solutions to stop single use coffee cups heading for landfill. University of Southern Queensland research fellow Dr Matt Flynn joins the show.Published: 25 July 2023.Music: www.purple-planet.comImage: UniSQ research fellow Dr Matt Flynn who is part of the university’s Centre for Future Materials No Waste team (supplied)UniSQ: https://www.unisq.edu.au/UniSQ research: https://www.unisq.edu.au/research
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Ipswich TodayCreators of Ipswich gather, major roadworks update, loyal canines & UniSQ leads space researchSPARK Festival lights up Ipswich city centre, creators of Ipswich summit ignites imaginations, latest update on a major roadworks project, nominations open for this year’s Ipswich Sports Awards, military and service working dogs recognised for loyal service and University of Southern Queensland set to blaze a trail in space research.Published: 7 July 2023.Music: www.purple-planet.comImage: UniSQ rocket scientist Professor David Buttsworth. Professor Buttsworth designed the university’s hypersonic wind tunnel which is being used extensively in hypersonics research in collaboration with Defence, and international projects with NASA and the Japanese and European Space Agen...2023-07-0708 min
Tilé and Olly MeetsTilé and Olly Meets: Simon PlayfordIn this episode, we sit down with the reserved but savvy Simon Playford. His country charm, sense of community, and enthusiasm have allowed him to stand out and build a unique profile for himself and his career. He speaks honestly with us about fixed moments in his life that have shaped him, such as losing his dad at a young age, coming out in his early 20s to pivotal career moments.
Simon is an accomplished legal professional and revered community leader. With a Bachelor of Law and Business from UniSQ, graduating in 2017, Simon has cultivated a remarkable...2023-07-071h 07Balancing the Shift10. Portfolios for learningJulie and Lisa discuss the effective use of portfolios across a range of disciplines in higher education. They are joined by a range of colleagues reflecting on their implementation of portfolios in Education, Nursing, Business, Careers, RPL and Agriculture.2023-06-3025 min
Ipswich TodayUniSQ button battery survey, $48m Venue building latest and dinosaurs takeover Tulmur PlaceWe’re being reminded of the dangers posed by button batteries by the University of Southern Queensland as it launches a new study seeking input from parents, Ipswich Central Redevelopment Committee hears the latest progress on the $48 million Venue reconstruction and school holiday plans for Nicholas Street precinct include a takeover by dinosaurs.Published: 9 June 2023.Music: www.purple-planet.comImage: New button battery study by Dr Anna Girardi and Dr David Long will assess parents’ knowledge and practices related to button battery safety in the home (supplied)UniSQ button battery survey: click here Wheelie bin...2023-06-0909 min
Ipswich TodayDraft planning scheme released, Hardings Paddock, Festival of Horsepower and IAG goes 3DThe new draft planning scheme for Ipswich is out now for comment with Ipswich City Council actively seeking feedback, rediscover Hardings Paddock, a new on-demand bulk rubbish collection coming soon, the Festival of Horsepower roars back into action and Ipswich Art Gallery gets the 3D treatment from the University of Southern Queensland.Published: 4 June 2023.Music: www.purple-planet.comImage: Ipswich City Council’s Kristy Zemski, UniSQ student Nicholas Reeves, Ipswich City Council’s Benjamin Rees and UniSQ associate professor Zahra Gharineiat at Ipswich Art Gallery (supplied)Experience Hardings Paddock: www.ipswich.qld.gov.au/experiencenatureW...2023-06-0406 minBalancing the Shift09. Digital TransformationJulie and Lisa discuss what digital transformation is and the central purpose of it to guide Higher Education into the future.
Transcript now available on our website but here's a taster. https://create.usq.edu.au/edtech/conversations/balancing-the-shift/
Welcome to balancing the shift with Dr. Lisa Jacka and Dr. Julie Lindsay in this episode we discuss digital transformation with a conversation about our perceptions of what this is and what it means for the future of higher education.
Digital transformation. Hmm. It's an interesting term, isn't it? And we do hear the...2023-05-2515 minBalancing the Shift08. Academic Development and the Change ProcessJulie and Lisa bring their perspective to what it means to both support academics and to be an academic in higher education during times of change. Julie provides insights about ways she has developed communities to support academics.2023-04-2417 minBalancing the ShiftABC Radio InterviewJulie was interviewed on ABC Radio Southern Queensland.2023-04-2111 minBalancing the Shift07. Learning EnvironmentsJulie and Lisa share some of their ideas about learning environments. Join in the conversation by replying to our Twitter feed and/or VoiceThread.
@Balancingshift @Julielindsay @Lisajacka2023-03-2013 min
Ipswich TodayUniSQ aviation expert Chris Smith explains why we'll be using pilotless flying taxis by 2032Self-flying air taxis are set to launch in southeast Queensland in time for the 2032 Olympics. Would you take a flying taxi without a pilot? On today’s show you’ll hear from the University of Southern Queensland’s aviation expert Chris Smith who explains the prospect is very real and not something that remains confined to science fiction or cartoons.
Published: 20 February 2023.
Music: www.purple-planet.com
Image: University of Southern Queensland aviation expert Chris Smith (supplied)
University of Southern Queensland: https://www.unisq.edu.au/
Ipswich City Council: www.ipswich.qld.gov.au/
Ipswich Planning Scheme: bit.ly/3g4Jwb7
Resili...2023-02-2015 minBalancing the Shift06. AI and ChatGPTWe chat with Dr Rian Roux about the implications for the Higher Education sector with the rise in AI and ChatGPT.2023-02-1617 minBalancing the Shift05. ASCILITE conference 2022Julie and Lisa reflect on ideas and insights from the ASCILITE Conference 2022.2022-12-1424 minBalancing the Shift04. Innovation ConversationProf Jo-Anne Ferreira and Prof Linda Galligan join us for a conversation about innovation in higher education.
Linda Galligan is a Professor with the Faculty of Health Engineering and Sciences at UniSQ and is currently Head of the School of Mathematics, Physics, and Computing. She has taught first year mathematics and statistics courses and has strong links with schools providing mathematics programs and activities for students and teachers. Her research includes language and mathematics, and student preparation for numeracy demands of university. More recently her focus has been on technology enhanced learning, and is a current member...2022-12-0121 min
Ipswich TodayThe issues and waste woes for Australia's recycling system as soft plastics pile up in warehousesSoft plastics head for landfill as the REDcycle scheme is halted. This revelation is the latest development in Australia’s 74-million-tonne garbage problem. So why is getting recycling right so difficult? In this special episode you’ll hear from the University of Southern Queensland’s Professor Polly Burey, an expert on recycling who is also co-project lead on the No Waste program.
Published: 18 November 2022.
Music: www.purple-planet.com
Image: UniSQ's Professor Polly Burey (supplied)
No Waste: https://composites.usq.edu.au/nowaste/
Solutions for manufacturing: https://www.unisq.edu.au/news/2022/05/simple-solution-for-manufacturing
Stream audio recommended. If auto download enable...2022-11-1818 minBalancing the Shift03. First Nations pedagogy and digital technologyFirst Nations educators Cally Jetta and Sue Tuitupou join us for a conversation about the connection between First Nations pedagogy and digital technology. Sue shares her Jellyfish story as an example of the importance of storytelling and the way that digital technology supports this work.2022-11-1821 minBalancing the Shift02. Asynchronous teaching: elements, design and actionsAsynchronous teaching is the glue that binds all aspects of the learning design together. Providing supportive and inspiring asynchronous opportunities for students will elevate your teaching whether online or on campus. Julie and Lisa present some of their ideas about what asynchronous teaching is, why designing experiences is essential and how you might apply that to your teaching.2022-11-0419 minPhoenix Radio PodcastUniSQ Goes Back To School - Ep6Join Phoenix Radio and UniSQ as they go to their last Back To School broadcast! Join Isabella, Alan and Kassity as they go to Ipswich State High School with an episode packed full of fun! 2022-10-2033 min
Balancing the Shift01. Hyflex learning and teachingThe Balancing the Shift podcast presents an exciting exploration into what it means to be part of the shift in how educational technology is shaping our lives inside and outside of educational settings. In this episode they present an introduction to Hyflex learning and teaching. Check out the Show Notes at: https://create.usq.edu.au/edtech/conversations/balancing-the-shift/2022-10-2013 min
Phoenix Radio PodcastUniSQ Goes Back To School - Ep. 5In episode 5 of UniSQ Goes Back To School, you’re joined by Alfie, Matina and Syd as they broadcast from Ripley Valley State Secondary College. Tune in to hear Alfie, Matina and Syd talk to the staff all about Ripley Valley and its amazing programs they have to offer. And hear all the fun our hosts have with the students of Ripley Valley.All that and even more in this weeks episode of UniSQ Goes Back To School!2022-10-1428 minPhoenix Radio PodcastUniSQ Goes Back To School -Ep 4.UniSQ goes to Rosewood SHS this week to explore the school and the stories they have to share.Join Lincoln and Bayley as they talk to many interesting students and teachers from Rosewood State High School and catch up on all the fun of our three-legged race and student vs teacher trivia! At that and more in this week's episode.2022-10-0630 minPhoenix Radio PodcastUniSQ Goes Back To School - Ep.3In this episode of UniSQ Goes Back To School, join Tia, Rhys and James as they broadcast live from Forest Lake State High School!There's lots to talk about today: e-sports champions, musical prodigies, students clamoring for success in the 5 Second Rule and more!From staff to students and fun in between, experience it right here when UniSQ goes back to school!2022-09-1530 min
Ipswich TodayCovid team stood down, gauges replaced, UniSQ First Nations Blueprint, hotel latest and CMC RocksFollowing a short break Ipswich Today returns with a summary of what’s happening locally including West Moreton Health Covid team stood down, UniSQ launches a First Nations Blueprint, critical flood gauges replaced, community funding on offer, the Swifts sale saga slowly inches towards a conclusion, Commonwealth Hotel latest and get ready to party at CMC Rocks.
Published: 13 September 2022.
Music: www.purple-planet.com
Image: Commonwealth Hotel artist impression (supplied)
Commonwealth Hotel video walk through: https://bit.ly/3RYCCkR
Shape Your Ipswich Swifts: https://bit.ly/3BcVdD6
Shape Your Ipswich Ti Tree funding: https://bit.ly/3BaSrOz
University of Southern Queensland ne...2022-09-1308 min
Phoenix Radio PodcastUniSQ Goes Back To School Ep2Episode 2 of UniSQ Goes Back To SchoolBellbird Park State Secondary CollegeAir Date 8 September 2022Hosts: Stu & EZ2022-09-0835 minPhoenix Radio PodcastUniSQ Goes Back To School - Ep. 1In this episode of UniSQ Goes Back To School, a group of second year radio students take on the challenge of hosting an outdoor broadcast amongst a local school, Glenala State High. Chris Howard rallies the crowd and the students had a lot of fun, which is the main thing! Take a listen...2022-09-0126 min
Phoenix Radio PodcastUSQ Goes Back To School - St Mary's College, IpswichJack Lewis and Joe Durrant take you to St Mary's College, Ipswich, for #USQGoesBackToSchool. Check out photos and videos from the broadcast by searching on the hashtag #USQGoesBackToSchool on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Produced by Matthew Robinson and Hayden Howett. Panel: Patrick Stibbe. Tech: Byron Queale.2020-09-1845 min
Phoenix Radio PodcastThe Positive Film Buff - Tenet (2020)Incapable of hating films or even seeing any flaws in them, Levi Paton is 'The Positive Film Buff'. This week's review: 'Tenet' (2020)! For more Positive Film Buff reviews, tune in to InvincAbility, Fridays 1-2.30pm on Phoenix Radio.2020-09-1109 min
Phoenix Radio PodcastUSQ Goes Back To School - Springfield Central SHSTahni Turpin and Riley Mays host our first #USQgoesbacktoschool outside broadcast for 2020, from Springfield Central State High School. Produced by Jack Lewis and Patrick Stibbe. 2020-09-1124 min
Phoenix Radio PodcastRUOK Day Special from Bellbird ParkTyler Brennan and Shannon Lewis present a special 'RUOK Day' program from Bellbird Park State Secondary College. For copyright reasons, commercial music tracks have been removed from the original broadcast.2020-09-1019 min
Phoenix Radio PodcastFor The Record - Is It Spring Or Not Yet??When does Spring start? September 1 or not till the Equinox? USQ’s own astrophysicist Professor Jonti Horner sorts out the confusion once and for all!2020-09-0903 min
Phoenix Radio PodcastFor The Record - Getting Scooters Off FoothpathsHave you ever been taking a casual stroll down a footpath, and been rudely interrupted by a gang of e-scooters? Well, some policy makers want to change that - and make it safer for everybody to get around our great city. Brisbane City Council is proposing changes to legislation to kick e-scooters off the roads, and instead let them loose on the city’s bike lanes. We hit the streets to find out how you want to help make your city safer.2020-09-0902 min
Phoenix Radio PodcastFor The Record - Fatal Shark Attack on the GCFor the first time in 62 years, the Gold Coast is grieving due to a fatal shark attack. Nick Slater, a 46 year old Gold Coast local was killed by what is believed to be a great white shark around 5:00pm at Greenmount Beach yesterday. With all beaches between Coolangatta and Burleigh Heads closed today, you have to be wondering what the community impact of this tragic event is. Joining us we have local surf reporter Terry ‘Tappa’ Teece.2020-09-0906 min
Phoenix Radio PodcastFor The Record - The Hunt For ScoMoFor 'Try Something New', Tyler Brennan wanted to interview a Prime Minister. The six week 'Hunt For ScoMo' concludes today!2020-09-0903 min
Phoenix Radio PodcastFor The Record - Surviving COVID in AntarcticaAt the start of For the Record we set out to talk to people on every continent about how Covid-19 has impacted them. We’ve already visited Europe, Asia, North America, South America, and Africa. Now, in our final week, there’s only one place left - the great frozen land to our south - Antarctica! On the line with us now is David Knoff, station leader at the Davis Research Station. 2020-09-0906 min
Phoenix Radio PodcastFor The Record - Dan Barrett's podcast and streaming recommendationsDan Barrett from the 'Always Be Watching' podcast joins Gabby and Tyler to recommend something for your eyes ('Raised By Wolves') and something for your ears ('Hacks on Tap').2020-09-0904 min
Phoenix Radio PodcastThe Positive Film Buff - RIP Chadwick BosemanIncapable of hating films or even seeing any flaws in them, Levi Paton is 'The Positive Film Buff'. This week's review: 'Black Panther' (2018)! For more Positive Film Buff reviews, tune in to InvincAbility, Fridays 1-2.30pm on Phoenix Radio.2020-09-0411 min
Phoenix Radio PodcastThe Positive Film Buff - The One and Only Ivan (2020)!Incapable of hating films or even seeing any flaws in them, Levi Paton is 'The Positive Film Buff'. This week's review: 'The One and Only Ivan' (2020)! For more Positive Film Buff reviews, tune in to InvincAbility, Fridays 1-2.30pm on Phoenix Radio.2020-09-0308 min
Phoenix Radio PodcastFor The Record - AFLGF, Facebook, Father's Day and more!In this week's 'For The Record': Dan Barrett ('Always Be Watching' podcast) reviews 'The Boys' and 'Rabbit Hole', you'll hear how COVID-19 has been playing out in Brazil, 'Try Something New' sees Byron watching (and pretty much hating on ) one of Gabby's favourite films, USQ's Prof Jane Summers talks about Brisbane scoring the AFL Grand Final, Maylee looks at Father's Day plans 2020, Russell sums up the week's pop culture news, and USQ's Dr Andrew Maxwell explains the stoush between Facebook and the mainstream media. Hosted by Tyler Brennan and Gabrielle O'Brien. Production team: Zaine Harvey, Jake West, Maylee Flannery...2020-09-0332 min
Phoenix Radio PodcastQuiz of Quizzes - S04E09 TripSurprises are just around the corner as Mitch, Courtney, Dylan and Spencer prepare to quiz each other around the theme 'Trip'! 2020-08-2828 min
Phoenix Radio PodcastFor The Record - Broncos, Baking Bread and Energy-efficient SupermarketsIn this week's episode: a major supermarket says it will turn all 555 of its stores carbon-neutral and renewable (but how?), Channel Seven's Ben Davis breaks down the big Broncos news (anyone out there looking for a coaching job?), COVID International looks at how Kenya has been coping with the pandemic, and in 'Try Something New' Maylee has a go at baking bread (eat your heart out Nigella Lawson!) Produced by Jake West, Byron Queale, Maylee Flannery and Zaine Harvey. Presented and co-produced by Tyler Brennan and Gabrielle O'Brien.2020-08-2637 min
Phoenix Radio PodcastInvincAbility - Positive Film Buff's 50th Review!Incapable of hating films or even seeing any flaws in them, Levi Paton is 'The Positive Film Buff'. This week's review: 'Interstellar' (2014)! For more Positive Film Buff reviews, tune in to InvincAbility, Fridays 1-2.30pm on Phoenix Radio.2020-08-2310 min
Phoenix Radio PodcastAlan Wilkins meets BMAD (Bikers Making A Difference)Bikers Making A Difference (or BMAD) delivers donated goods to 'street feeds' for people who are homeless. Ann-Louise Hallett from BMAD joins Alan Wilkins in the Phoenix Radio studio to explain more about what they do, and to share stories about some of the people BMAD has been able to help over the years.2020-08-2213 min
Phoenix Radio PodcastBack By Popular Demand - Lost At Sea VIIThe epic continues. Don't worry, episode seven starts with one of those 'previously...' recaps. You'll soon be up to speed.. maybe. If not, scroll down and start at episode one! You'll thank us later. Conceived, written and produced by Ryan Croxford and Jack Howson.2020-08-2126 min
Phoenix Radio PodcastFor The Record - Try Something New (50 Nuggets Challenge)This week for 'Try Something New', Zaine attempts the 50 Nugget Challenge. We strongly suggest you don't try this at home. You won't feel well afterwards, as Zaine can attest. 2020-08-1905 min
Phoenix Radio PodcastFor The Record - USQ Distress Detector Could Save LivesWhen you call Triple-Zero, you expect your call to be answered immediately. Trouble is, Triple Zero gets clogged with hoax calls, forcing genuine emergencies into a queue. Software being developed at the University of Southern Queensland aims to solve this problem by detecting genuine distress when people call Triple Zero. Dr Rajib Rana has been given a $300,000 Advance Queensland COVID-19 Industry Research Fellowship to develop his 'distress inference system'. Segment produced by: Maylee Flannery.2020-08-1904 min