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‘I’m just here for the problem solving’: Teens tackle big ideas
Designing and building bridges, mechanical hands and mini Mars rovers were just some of the challenges more than 250 Mackay students tackled in a STEM competition. See the 80+ faces at the event.
2/33Lincoln Fisher and Benjamin Webb from Whitsunday Anglican School at the Science and Engineering Challenge hosted by Whitsunday Anglican School in Mackay. Picture: Michaela Harlow
3/33Natalie Sunner and Jasmine Salmon from Whitsunday Anglican School at the Science and Engineering Challenge hosted by Whitsunday Anglican School Mackay. Picture: Michaela Harlow
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17/33Mathew Belyea, George Smith and Quentin Ofahulu from Bowen State High School at the Science and Engineering Challenge hosted by Whitsunday Anglican School in Mackay. Picture: Michaela Harlow
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26/33Jeremiah Goodchild and Aidan Wright from Whitsunday Anglican School at the Science and Engineering Challenge hosted by Whitsunday Anglican School Mackay. Picture:Michaela Harlow
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28/33Jasmine Salmon from Whitsunday Anglican School and Georgia Borg from Holy Spirit College at the Science and Engineering Challenge hosted by Whitsunday Anglican School in Mackay. Picture: Michaela Harlow
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32/33Harleen Kaur, Emily O'Brien from JCU and Anna Crossan from Whitsunday Anglican School at the Science and Engineering Challenge hosted by Whitsunday Anglican School in Mackay. Picture: Michaela Harlow
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Young man learns fate for spitting on cops
A Qld man ended up spending the night in the watch house after his ‘good intentions’ led to the ‘poor execution’ of spitting on police.
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Qld’s smallest high school tops unlikely list
A Bowen Basin high school topped the state for all the wrong reasons, despite being the smallest high school in Queensland.
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