Month: July 2016

Dr Kathleen Baird has been appointed by the Queensland Attorney General as the Deputy Chair of the Domestic and Family Violence Death Review and Advisory Board for three years.

Griffith University researchers have found that koalas are more clever than they thought them to be in a world-first study that tracked the Australian animal more comprehensively than ever before in suburban Brisbane. The Environmental Futures Research Institute team, made up of Cathryn Dexter, Justin Scott and Professor Darryl Jones, at Griffith verified 130 crossings […]

Gold Coast University Hospital and Griffith University's School of Anatomy have reinforced their credentials as leading teaching facilities, with more than 30 international surgeons visiting the Coast for a two-day training course.

Griffith Business School (GBS) has secured a $20,000 Queensland Government grant to help inspire a new breed of young entrepreneurs in the tourism, sport and events industries.

Samara Camilleri may be a proficient hammer thrower, but it’s not her sporting prowess that has taken her a step closer to the Commonwealth Games.

Mary Roosevelt has been awarded and Honorary Doctorate by Griffith University in recognition of her service to education, to the community, and to the University.

From scientific discoveries in Indonesia in human evolution to pounding the Gold Coast roads in the annual marathon, Griffith staff and students have been pushing the boundaries on many fronts