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Cquniversity Rockhampton CQUNIVERSITY ROCKHAMPTON CQUniversity has two locations in Rockhampton; Rockhampton City and Rockhampton North. The Rockhampton North campus was the University’s first campus. With lush gardens and lots of greenery, the campuses provide a tranquil and picturesque environment to study in. There is even an opportunity to view the native wildlife at the Rockhampton North campus! CAMPUS ADDRESS Rockhampton North - 554-700 Yaamba Rd, ROCKHAMPTON QUICK FACTS Norman Gardens QLD 4701 • Population of Rockhampton: 80,665 Rockhampton City - 114-190 Canning St, • Founded: 1853 The Range QLD 4700 • Time Zone: Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST) OPENING HOURS • Climate: Temperate subtropical Monday – Friday 9.00 am to 5.00pm climate throughout the year Saturday – 10.00 am to 1.00pm Sunday – • Closed Campus Address: Bruce Highway, North Rockhampton Please note, the campus is closed on public holidays. QLD 4702 and Canning Street, Student support staff are available from 9am to 4.30pm, Rockhampton QLD 4700 Monday to Friday. Library hours may differ from campus opening hours. Check the CQUniversity Library website for up-to-date KEY STAFF opening hours: http://libguides.library.cqu.edu.au/opening- International Student Support hours- rockhampton E: [email protected] CAMPUS FACILITIES P: 13 27 86 Campus Facilities – Rockhampton North Campus: Campus Reception – Building 65, Ground Floor Academic Learning Centre – Building 32, CQUni Careers Ground Floor E: [email protected] Library – Building 10 P: 13 27 86 Bird Cage Bar – Building 36 Cafes - Building 36/65 Gym/Pool – Building 25 Computer Lab – Building 10, 19 and 33 Counselling Student Residence - Capricornia College - Bld 51 E: [email protected] Campus Facilities – Rockhampton City Campus: P: 07 4930 9456 Campus Reception – A Block Library – A Block Bird Cage Cafe – B Block EMERGENCY CONTACTS ON-CAMPUS SECURITY Local Police Station Any security concerns or breaches should be reported to Rockhampton Police Station Security by calling 0418 792 982. Ensure you know the level of 161 Bolsover Street, Rockhampton QLD 4700 the building where the security is needed. It is also strongly P: (07) 4932 3500 recommended that you download the SafeZone App. W: www.police.qld.gov.au STUDENT RESIDENCE State Emergency Services (SES) Capricornia College is a residential community providing a range The SES is a volunteer organization that provides of accommodation options for up to 350 guests attending CQUniversity's Rockhampton North and Rockhampton City emergency help during and after declared disasters. campuses. Capricornia College is a short walk up the path to the P: 132 500 Rockhampton North campus providing convenient access to W: www.ses.qld.gov.au academic facilities including numerous study spaces, learning centres and main library. Life Threatening Emergencies In a life-threatening situation, please dial 000 for Police, MEDICAL CENTRES NEAR CAMPUS Fire or Ambulance Mandalay Medical Centre Cnr Yaamba Road & Bruce Highway, North Rockhampton LOCAL UTILITY PROVIDERS QLD 4701 Electricity and Gas P: (07) 4937 6111 There are two main gas and electricity services provider in Rockhampton. To compare different rates and energy Doctors on Demand providers, please go to the following link: Video and phone doctor service https://www.energymadeeasy.gov.au/ W: www.doctorsondemand.com.au Water and Sewer PHARMACIES NEAR CAMPUS Most rental properties include water services as part of your rent. If you have any questions about your water Priceline Pharmacy Parkhurst supply service, contact Fitzroy River Water Shop 4, 309-315 Farm St. North Rockhampton QLD 4701 PUBLIC TRANSPORT W: https://www.priceline.com.au/store-locator Sunbus and Young's Bus Service, service the Rockhampton and Yeppoon region. To be eligible for Richardson Road Discount Drug Store concession fares, international students must apply for a Shop 4B, Redhill Homemaker Centre, Corner Richardson Road Tertiary Transport Concession Sticker at Campus and Yaamba Road, Rockhampton QLD 4701 Reception on one of the Rockhampton Campuses. W: www.discountdrugstores.com.au SPORTS AND RECREATION • The Campus Life Committee organises VISA ADVICE regular social activities for students. Events Department of Home Affairs are advertised on-campus and via email 299 Adelaide Street Brisbane Qld 4000 notifications sent to your student email P: 13 18 81 account. If you want to join the CLC, email: W: www.homeaffairs.gov.au [email protected] • Various free or low-cost sporting activities are run in the ADDITIONAL USEFUL WEBSITES Rockhampton region. The • StudyQueensland: KickStartCQ website provides a https://www.studyqueensland.qld.gov.au/ comprehensive list of health and • Rockhampton Regional Council: wellbeing programs and local www.rockhamptonregion.qld.gov.au sporting clubs. • Council of International Students Australia (CISA): • The Rockhampton Regional http://www.cisa.edu.au/ Council arranges various • Public Transport: www.sunbus.com.au or entertainment, art and community www.youngsbusservice.com.au activities through the year. • Assistance/Advocacy for people renting: Visit the Council’s Events and https://tenantsqld.org.au/ Activities page for more information. CRICOS Provider Code: 00219C | RTO Code: 40939 .
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