Month: March 2010

Chanelle Baker — Regional Director, Europe will be visiting Norway 12-14th April 2010. Griffith would like to extend an invitation for you to meet Chanelle and Kilroy Education as follows: TRONDHEIM Date: Monday 12th April Time: 17.00 – 19.00: Venue: Nova Kurs -og Konferanse (“Nova Kino”) BERGEN Date: Tuesday 13th April Time: 17.00 – 19.00: […]

Greta Nabs-Keller, Griffith Asia Institute PhD student comments on the Lowy Institute’s Policy Brief Indonesia and Australia: Time for a step change. “Although the release this week of the Lowy Institute Policy Brief Indonesia and Australia: Time for a step change, provides welcome input into means of enhancing Australia’s bilateral relationship with Indonesia, there are […]

The Austrade Study in Australia 2010 Exhibition will be held at Suntec Singapore Convention and Exhibition Centre on 20 – 21 March 2010. Ms Serita Pinalli (Marketing Manager for Singapore) will be in attendance at the Austrade Study in Australia 2010 Exhibition to answer any of your enquiries. Location: Suntec Singapore Convention and Exhibition Centre […]

Presented by Ranjit Hoskote, Poet, cultural theorist and independent curator. “Perspectives: Asia” is a monthly seminar series designed to promote public discussion of Australia’s relations with this region. The series is presented by the Griffith Asia Institute, Griffith University and the Australian Centre of Asia-Pacific Art, Queensland Art Gallery. This podcast is approximately 50 minutes […]

What is the meaning of friendship in today’s digitally-enhanced world? For most of us our friendship circle doesn’t usually extend beyond a few figures. On Facebook however, it’s not uncommon for people to amass literally thousands of ‘Friends’. According to Griffith University sessional lecturer Brady Robards, whose PhD research explores the notion of ‘friendship’ on […]

Griffith Asia Institute Director Professor Andrew O’Neil presents ‘Australia’s Emerging Security Challenges in Northeast Asia’. This podcast is approximately 40 minutes long.

Contrary to recent media reports, a new study from Griffith University has found that many older workers enjoy their jobs and are embracing new technology and training. The survey of 286 Australian workers in technical, para-professional and professional employment aged 45 and over, found most were not subject to age-bias and enjoyed opportunities for training […]