Month: June 2015

Parents can help their children become safer drivers.

The political, economic, medical and societal implications of Australia's ageing population have received plenty of media coverage. However, in some areas the nature of that coverage is becoming of concern, particularly regarding the attitudes towards dementia.

Contemporary and Applied Theatre students transformed personal stories of women who supported the overseas war effort from home into a performance piece, earlier this semester. The production, Home Front, was a means of celebrating the Anzac Centennial. It linked Contemporary and Applied Theatre students with senior women from Brookland Village in Brisbane, who had memories […]

Sam Sheehan says students will be able to buy and sell textbooks anytime, anywhere.

Three Griffith University students -- Clare Polkinghorne, Elise Kellond-Knight and Tameka Butt -- are out to continue the Australian Matildas' history-making progress through the 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup by beating Japan in Sunday's quarter-final

The Australian Medical Council (AMC) has reaccredited the School of Medicine’s medical programs for a further term ending 31 March 2021.

Raising awareness of Parkinson’s Disease (PD) and improving the quality of life for sufferers is the aim of a new study at Griffith University.