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Panorama of Brisbane City, Queensland
This panorama taken with a drone shows the many bridges in the Brisbane CBD from left to right: The Goodwill Bridge (pedestrian); The Neville Bonner Bridge (under construction , pedestrian); The Victoria Bridge (pedestrian and bus); The Kuripla Bridge (pedestrian); The William Jolly Bridge (pedestrian and vehicles) ; The Merivale Rail Bridge and The Go Between Bridge (pedestrian and vehicles)
Indigenous conversation with Ellen van Neerven and Troy-Anthony Baylis
In this Indigenous Conversations event, co-hosted by the Library and the Faculty of Health - Ellen van Neerven is speaking with Tory-Anthony Bayli
GIF made from L'Estrange images: 2023 (1)
The photos used in this entry come from the QUT Alumni Donations collection. These photos were taken around the turn of the 20th century and have been digitised from glass plates. They have a wide geographic origin and were taken by R.A.H. L’Estrange (b. 1858 – d. 1941) an amateur photographer who emigrated from Ireland to Queensland, Australia. For more information about please see: Photos and life story of Robert Augustus Henry L'Estrange, b.1858- d.194
Endslate 2023 QUT Film, Screen & Animation Students
Narratives:
ACE; After Juliet; Chrysalts; There's no blue in that painting; One call; Pizza fright
Documentaries:
Am I adopted?; don't let the neighbours hear; End Endo; Koalas: the secret saviours; SFW; Portrait of a portrait artist; river and house; Splendour in the mud
Animations:
Next to me; Whispers of the oasis
Collaborations:
If I had the chance; 'M' by Venus; Paper Cut Heart; Afferthought; June; Brothers in arms; Master manipulator; Vermillion records preesnts 2023 Vol 1; Vermillion records presents 2023, Vol. 2; Scratch that; artist interviews; Allen and Unwin prize shortlister interviews; That's a wrap; In the making
Virtual Production
Faculty of Health Cultural Safety and Indigenous Working Group Showcase
Cultural Safety and Indigenous Perspectives in Teaching and Learning showcase shares tips and examples of how Cultural safety and Indigenous Perspectives have been embedded in health curricula including, in classroom science units, optometry work integrated learning units, course redesign in exercise and nutrition courses and a Seeing me Seeing you elective unit
Outstanding Alumni Awards: QUT: 2023 Alumni Awards Ceremony
The Outstanding Alumni Awards (OAA) recognise graduates of QUT and its predecessor institutions for exceptional professional and personal achievements and contributions to the local, national, and international community.
Established in 1991 as an initiative of the QUT Alumni Board, the awards showcase and celebrate diverse achievements, leadership, and the impact of our alumni in the real world.
Award recipients are recognised at QUT's annual Outstanding Alumni Awards ceremony, and their inspirational stories are shared widely with the broader community.
QUT is proud to announce the recipients of the 2023 Outstanding Alumni Awards. Celebrating the remarkable achievements of QUT alumni who have made significant contributions to their fields and communities, the 2023 awards recognise 12 outstanding alumni who have demonstrated excellence, innovation, and dedication.
Presented with their awards at a ceremony last night, those honoured have made their mark across various fields, from finance and healthcare to entrepreneurship, Indigenous Australian advocacy, sports, and community leadership. These exceptional individuals reflect the excellence inherent throughout the diverse QUT alumni community
Panorama of Brisbane City, Queensland
This high panorama taken by a drone shows the Story Bridge to the left and the central business district of Brisbane in October 2023
Queensland University of Technology: Handbook 2023
The Queensland University of Technology handbook gives an outline of the faculties and subject offerings available that were offered by QUT
St Brigid's Catholic Church, 78 Musgrave Road, Red Hill, Brisbane
St Brigid's Church is a heritage-listed Roman Catholic church located at 78 Musgrave Road, Red Hill, City of Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. It was designed by Robin Dods and built from 1912 to 1914 by Thomas Keenan. It was added to the Queensland Heritage Register on 21 October 1992.
The original St Brigid's Red Hill church was blessed and opened on 30 December 1882. It replaced an earlier stone structure built in 1877.
As the parish grew to be one of the largest in Brisbane, a larger church was needed to accommodate 1000 people. The current Church's foundation stone was laid on 5 May 1912 and it was built from 1912 to 1914.
The parish was largely composed of poor Irish immigrants so that the church became a focal point of the Irish Catholic cause in Queensland.
The church was dedicated and opened on 9 August 1914. The opening ceremony was a significant occasion in the life of the Catholic community in Brisbane, attended by Archbishop of Melbourne Daniel Mannix and presided over by Archbishop of Brisbane James Duhig.(Wikipedia
GIF made from L'Estrange images: 2023 (2)
The photos used in this entry come from the QUT Alumni Donations collection. These photos were taken around the turn of the 20th century and have been digitised from glass plates. They have a wide geographic origin and were taken by R.A.H. L’Estrange (b. 1858 – d. 1941) an amateur photographer who emigrated from Ireland to Queensland, Australia. For more information about please see: Photos and life story of Robert Augustus Henry L'Estrange, b.1858- d.194