Month: May 2016

Primary-school aged children who undertake a one-day beach safety awareness program can potentially save their own lives as well as others according to a Griffith University study.

Enter a world of magical serpents, pipe playing birdmen and the formidable Queen of the Night, as Prince Tamino battles the forces of evil to win the hand of her daughter Pamina. Directed by stagecraft expert Anna Sweeny and conducted by Head of Opera Nicholas Cleobury, Queensland Conservatorium students will present the classic tale of […]

Tourism researcher welcomes turn back on tax on foreign workers

Griffith MBA offsets its carbon footprint by helping save endangered orangutans, as well as reducing its own carbon emissions by 67 tonnes.

The 2016 Griffith Sport Logan Fun Run has stepped up the pace this year, targeting a field of 500 competitors to make it one of the biggest annual sporting events held in the City of Logan.

Kudzai Zvenyika is one of the first recipients of the new MBA Scholarship for Women