Month: June 2014

Brisbane’s G20 summit can be a turning point in the battle to stop dirty money flowing between countries — like the nearly $30 million in Russian money found recently in Gold Coast bank accounts — according to a global anti-corruption fighter to speak in Brisbane this week. Elena Panfilova, Director of Transparency International Russia, will […]

Bringing the 2014 International Horticultural Congress (IHC) to Brisbane is a huge task for organisers and Griffith University has a large part in planning the event. Griffith Sciences Professor Rod Drew is one of the co-presidents of the IHC and believes this Congress showcases the importance of horticulture to the world. “The Congress is the […]

A week of awards and industry recognition has confirmed the quality of work being undertaken at Griffith University’s School of Information and Communication Technology

Vice Chancellor Professor Ian O'Connor has congratulated 13 Griffith students selected for the 2014 Glasgow Commonwealth Games.

Darling Downs regional communities and Griffith University health students are benefitting from the new Darling Downs Clinical Training Centre.

A prized international post-graduation accolade has been bestowed on Griffith University’s Julia Bergman (nee Konz), who has been awarded the prestigious Golden Key Undergraduate Achievement Scholarship. Julia’s feat is a phenomenal effort, overcoming poor high school grades in her homeland, Germany before travelling across the globe, making a whole-hearted commitment to her studies and eventually […]

Leading industrial relations scholar, Emeritus Professor Russell Lansbury of the University of Sydney, shared findings from his co-authored paper (with forthcoming WOW guest, Dr Chris F. Wright), during April, taking a look at the impact of one Liberal- and two Labor-led governments on Australia’s economy over a 30 year period. Prompted by previous symposium themes […]