Month: November 2012

Congratulations to our School of Criminology and Criminal Justice administration staff who are shining in the spotlight this month. Bevan Murphy has been recognised for his role in maintaining the School’s online learning and teaching resources in Learning@Griffith. He received a Certificate of Appreciation from the Digitisation and Distribution department. Congratulations Bevan! We also wish […]

An international association dedicated to restorative justice has launched its new branch in Brisbane. Restorative Practices International launched it’s Queensland chapter earlier this month, celebrating nearly 15 years of support for restorative justice professionals around the world. Dr Hennessey Hayes, School of Criminology and Criminal Justice said the new chapter will offer improved opportunities within […]

Former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd will launch a new book on political leadership at Griffith University tomorrow evening (Thursday, Nov 22). Authors Professor John Kane and Professor Haig Patapan will deliver the School of Government and International Relations’ inaugural Distinguished Lecture prior to Mr Rudd’s attendance to launch The Democratic Leader, a world-first publication on […]

Former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd will launch a new book on political leadership at Griffith University on Thursday evening (Nov 22).

Australians face a crisis of confidence in their system of government unless political leaders put more effort into charting a more constructive future for the federal system, according to the latest results from the Constitutional Values Survey. Conducted in 2008, 2010 and most recently in October 2012, the results were issued today (Saturday, November 17) […]