Month: October 2012

By successfully arguing it was reasonable for the steering shaft of an antique car to snap one week after its purchase, a team of Griffith law students has taken out the 2012 National Intervarsity Women’s Mooting Tournament for the first time. Kate Levitt, Sam Nean and Jessica Musulin from the Griffith Law School saw off […]

Australia has an opportunity to make “an indelible mark” during its two-year term on the United Nations Security Council. That’s the view of Griffith University’s Professor Alex Bellamy who says Australia is already on the Security Council radar and can now follow through in key policy areas where it has engaged in recent years. Australia […]

Griffith University will host three of the most high-powered architecture industry conferences over the next year at its Gold Coast campus. Leading up to the start of the new Master of Architecture program in 2013, the Department of Architecture will be the centre of national and international debate with the: 46th annual Architectural Science Association […]

Ten Griffith University research projects have been awarded a total of almost $7m in funding by the prestigious National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC). Vice Chancellor Professor Ian O’Connor has warmly congratulated all the academic staff involved in achieving this tremendous success. The research projects are: Professor Mark Forwood from the School of Medical […]

Young people who complete employment or training programs through BoysTown are reconnecting with society.

Australia needs a national screening program for genetic high cholesterol, writes Professor Ian Hamilton-Craig, Professor of Preventive Cardiology at Griffith Health Institute.