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Townsville Times· TodayBusiness

Townsville students take on real-world industry challenges

Townsville students will present manufacturing projects at an industry showcase on Wednesday, 25 November 2026, from 10 am to 1 pm at St Anthony's Catholic College in Deeragun. The students developed their projects through Queensland's STEM Advanced Manufacturing Future Skills School Program over two terms, working with industry partners on challenges faced by manufacturing companies. Senior secondary students will also pitch their projects to a shark tank panel. The Townsville event is one of eight showcases held across Queensland in October and November.

Townsville students take on real-world industry challenges

Mackay students put STEM skills to the test at local showcase

Mackay students will present projects developed through a STEM advanced manufacturing program at a local showcase. The event will be held at Eimeo Road State School on Friday, 30 October 2026, from 10 am to 1 pm. Students will share what they have learned and present possible solutions to industry challenges, developed with manufacturing partners. Senior secondary students will also pitch their projects to a shark tank panel. Mackay is one of eight Queensland locations hosting showcases across October and November.

Mackay students put STEM skills to the test at local showcase
Toowoomba Minute· TodayBusiness

Toowoomba students bring big ideas to industry showcase

Toowoomba students will present their advanced manufacturing project ideas at a showcase on Monday, 9 November 2026. The event runs from 10 am to 1 pm at Toowoomba State High School. The projects propose solutions to manufacturing industry challenges and were developed with industry partners over two terms. Students will pitch their work to an industry panel, and senior secondary students will also present to a shark tank panel. The showcase is part of a statewide Queensland series for the Advanced Manufacturing Future Skills program.

Toowoomba students bring big ideas to industry showcase

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