Month: April 2016

A renowned child protection expert with more than 30 years’ experience in social work has been named as the inaugural Leneen Forde Chair of Child Protection Research at Griffith.

Synonymous with the Australian landscape, the paperbark tree is most recognised for its distinctive bark, but it is the leaves that have found themselves at the centre of research which could provide crucial insights into climate change. The research, completed by a consortium of researchers including Griffith University School of Engineering Professor Margaret Greenway, found […]

Five Griffith University scientists have been awarded Advance Queensland Research funding.

Recognising cultural diversity was a key theme of Harmony Week celebrations at Griffith University in March, with students digging deep to support those in need. Deputy Chancellor Ms Rachel Hunter DUNIV presenteda cheque of $4505.50 to Active Refugee & Migrant Integration in Australia (ARMIA) president Protais Muhirwa atthe Centre for Interfaith and Cultural Dialogue at […]

Griffith has a range of experts available for commentary and analysis on the 2016 federal election.

Student start-up organisation, Studio 39 came face to face with early stage and angel investors at a recent function on the Gold Coast. The group, all app and start-up developers, attended the Founders Forum breakfast in Arundal as guests of Griffith Enterprise. The Forum is a network of Gold Coast-based venture capital and private equity […]

Gold Coast’s newest creative hub NightQuarter will host SEED’s Volume 5 album launch on Friday 20 May, kicking off the start of a six-week concert series. Starring the finest emerging acts from Queensland Conservatorium’s Bachelor of Popular Music program, the launch will feature performances by electronic producerKeelan Mak, blues looping legendBenny D Williams, country darlingMikayla […]