Month: June 2014

Once among Australia’s leading coal industry executives, Ian Dunlop is today the chair of Safe Climate Australia and an outspoken advocate for radical action against climate change. He will continue to make the case from the other side of the fence tonight (Thurs) when he delivers a speech on ‘Our Climate and Energy Dilemma’ at […]

Reducing the severity of eczema using natural milk proteins is the focus of a research study being conducted in Sydney by Griffith and the St George Dermatology and Skin Cancer Clinic.

Criminologists analyse high-rise crime at the Gold Coast

The School of Criminology and Criminal Justice is seeking organisations in Brisbane and the Gold Coast who can provide criminology students with an opportunity to gain professional experience in the workplace. For the first time Bachelor of Criminology and Criminal Justice students from the Gold Coast campus will be able to work one day per […]

Ingenuity, invention and efficiency will be acknowledged tomorrow (June 12) when Griffith University again hosts the prestigious Opmantek Awards. The event, to be held at the Gold Coastcampus, is an opportunity for high-achieving final year students within the School of Information and Communication Technology to demonstrate IT products developed in the 3002ICT Industry Project course. […]

Distinguished members of the Griffith community have been honoured in the 2014 Queen's Birthday list.

How we can best prepare for the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) in Queensland. This is the focus of a Griffith University-led two day NDIS symposium where people with disabilities, their families and carers, service providers, government personnel, academics and disability researchers will come together to share knowledge and experiences around the core elements of the NDIS.