Month: July 2009

In a speech criticising the Queensland Government for corruption, Tony Fitzgerald QC has broken his 20-year silence. Mr Fitzgerald warned that short-sighted political attitudes had led to a free fall in ethical standards and the potential return of the state’s “dark past” of corruption. Listen to an excerpt from Tony’s speech. This year marks the […]

A new autism-specific early learning and care centre based at Griffith University’s Nathan campus will provide young Brisbane children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) access to specialist early childhood services. With $4 million in funding from the Australian Government, AEIOU for Children with Autism, in partnership with Griffith, will deliver an Autism Specific Early Learning […]

Griffith would like to extend an invitation for you to meet with Chanelle Baker, Griffith International Regional Director – Europe, at the Kilroy Education Fairs in the Netherlands, Denmark, Norway and Finland. For those of you who are interested in finding out more about any study programs on offer at Griffith University, please feel free […]

Griffith would like to extend an invitation for you to meet with Chanelle Baker, Griffith International Regional Director – Europe, at the Study Options office in London. For those of you who are interested in meeting with Chanelle and finding out more about any study programs on offer at Griffith University, or to book a […]