Month: April 2013

When I wrote an article about DisabilityCare Australia for The Conversation on 28 March 2013, entitled 'We have an NDIS but what does this mean for disability care?' I was surprised by the interest in what was just a summary of what we already know about the legislation.

Four Griffith University students have been named by Lord Mayor Graham Quirk as 2013 Brisbane International Student Ambassadors.

It is almost twelve months since the official opening (April 19, 2012) of the new ABC headquarters and Mark Bowling, Queensland State Director, remains excited about their new facilities and location on the banks of the Brisbane River. “The future is looking bright for ABC Brisbane and this technically sophisticated building is the perfect space […]

Mezzo-soprano Elizabeth Lewis spoke to the Courier Mail in the lead up to the Queensland Pops Orchestra’s Best of British show. She performs George Frideric Handel’s Dopo Notte and Lakme in a celebration of British classics at QPAC on 13 April. Read more: All Jacked up for a bit of the Brits (PDF). This article […]

Peter Luff and Ralph Hultgren spoke to the ABC over concern that shrinking budgets and standardised testing are taking the focus off teaching arts subjects such as music in early childhood. Read more in the ABC website: Teachers warn early music education under threat.

New images have been captured by researchers at Griffith University of light bending around a single atom. The research was carried out at Griffith’s Centre for Quantum Dynamics, using a laser beam directed at a single charged Ytterbium atom suspended in a vacuum. The ion was fixed in position by a high voltage electrical field. […]

A Griffith Health Nursing initiative in the remote deserts of the United Arab Emirates is building partnerships and local capacity.