Month: March 2016

Interning with the world's premier surfing body has been the experience of a lifetime for five Griffith students.

Risk and safety permeate humanity’s experiences and perceptions through many channels, including legislation, policies and governance, communication, and cultural-, group- and self-censored pragmatics. The Centre for Work, Organisation and Wellbeing’s (WOW) Associate Professor Ian Glendon, with colleague, Professor Sharon Clarke (University of Manchester, UK), recently published the third edition of their well-cited book, Human Safety […]

Professor Paul Burton, Director, Urban Research Program has written an open letter to the new assistant minister for cities and digital transformation.

The Griffith Centre for Coastal Management has added a new site to its coastal community engagement initiative BeachCare — at Tallebudgera Beach. BeachCare aims to provide an opportunity for community members to participate in caring for their localcoast environments through the planting of native dune species, weed removal and litter collection atnow 11 locations from […]

Griffith University’s Red Zone, which is open to the public, will take you on an exclusive interactive virtual tour through the $550 million Parklands Project.

We’ve all been watching from the sidelines as the excitement builds around the construction of the $550 million Parklands Project, but five Griffith University students are seeing it from an entirely different perspective. Since December 2015 five students from a range of study areas have been completing internships with Grocon, Australia’s largest privately owned development, […]