Small and family businesses across Queensland will soon have access to a range of free short courses to develop new skills, grow capacity and adapt to change thanks to Queensland Government funding.
A chance visit to a school careers expo set Finley Cameron on a path from aspiring game developer to one of the Sunshine Coast’s biggest champions for the gaming industry.
The Tommy Robinson interview wasn't an accident – this article examines how Karl Stefanovic's dramatic shift into culture-war podcasting could reshape his career and public image.
James left school to care for his mum and thought he'd never go to university – a few years later, he was living in Japan and interning with some of the world's biggest organisations.
Short stories published on Reddit have been selling for lucrative amounts to studios like Warner Bros, Amazon MGM and Netflix—it seems there’s no need to write a full screenplay to kick start a Hollywood dream.
From perfect blue ocean to lush green rainforest, millions of people have seen the visual beauty of the Sunshine Coast Biosphere - Now, through a new collaboration between the University of the Sunshine Coast and Sunshine and Sons, people can experience it through taste, sound and story as well.
UniSC graduate and Pixar Animation Studios feature film production manager, Lucy Laliberte, writes about what it's like working as a production manager an blockbuster film.
A New Zealand company is moving operations to the University of the Sunshine Coast, after winning a global competition to bring business to Moreton Bay.
Any creative will tell you that making the work comes naturally, commercialising it is the hard part.
The 2006 FIFA World Cup changed so much – especially for Eva Jacobi, who started her own career into the world of professional football (or soccer) at the global event.
It's been nearly five decades since the Alien franchise burst onto our screens but little has dimmed its impact, with Dr Susan Hopkins positing that its most terrifying monster may not be the Xenomorph, but the corporate and cultural nightmares explored in the series.
Master clown and French theatre guru Philippe Gaulier has passed away aged 82, but his influence will live on around the world – particularly in Aotearoa New Zealand.
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