TAFE Queensland’s Kingaroy campus is proudly celebrating 40 years of education, training and positive community impact, marking four decades since the campus was officially opened in 1986.

The sustainable energy sector will benefit from a major investment in applied research funding.

A total of $3.2 million in research funding is available for battery technology, allied health, mental health and nursing projects.

The sector will benefit from the funding through the TAFE Centre of Excellence Health Care and Support.

For Andrew Bell, studying TAFE Queensland’s Master of Cyber Security (HED009) was about turning a long-held interest in technology into a clear professional pathway.

For three Western Downs students, a passion for hair and beauty is becoming more than just an interest, it’s a pathway to a future career.

TAFE Queensland’s Dalby campus is set to benefit from a generous industry donation, with RSA Contractors gifting large diesel engines to support hands-on automotive training in July 2026.

For three regional Queensland students, a passion for mechanics is already turning into a pathway toward future careers as they undertake TAFE Queensland’s TAFE at School program at the Dalby campus.

Across Queensland, industry leaders took part in roundtables to help guide the development of future-focused construction training and skills.

At just 18 years old, Ava Potter has already represented Australia on the world stage, proving that determination, resilience, and careful planning can take you a long way.

Electricians are being provided with free battery training to support Australia's sustainable energy transition.

For Sarah Bollard, teaching the Certificate II in Baking (FBP20221) at TAFE Queensland is a full-circle moment.