Month: December 2018

The inaugural South Pacific Central Banking Research Conference was opened today by the Deputy Australian High Commissioner, Ms Amy Crago, at the Holiday Inn, in Suva. The two-day conference is being co-hosted by Griffith University (Australia), the Reserve Bank of Fiji (RBF), Bank of Papua New Guinea (BPNG), Central Bank of Solomon Islands (CBSI) and […]

Kerrie Mackay recently graduated from a Bachelor of Fine Art (Honours) at the Queensland College of Art (QCA), creating a series of sculptural memory boxes, with the aim of fostering empathy and awareness of intergenerational trauma. She describes her Honours year as “a life-changing experience”.

Griffith alumnus, Sabrina Aripen, was presented with the 2018 Community Achievement Award at the Malaysian Australian Alumni Council (MAAC) gala dinner on the weekend.

Drug originally proposed to treat Alzheimer’s disease has potential to combat dangerous antibiotic-resistant bacteria.

Development of a new microchip puts future quantum computing in reach.

Griffith Film School has landed two major wins at the prestigious Australian Teachers of Media Awards. The ATOM Awards, established in 1982, recognise the best Australian and New Zealand screen content from film schools and screen industry professionals. Two Weeks, helmed by Masters of Screen ProductionalumniMary Duongand fellow GFS graduate Rhiannon Steffensen, took out Best […]

Queensland Conservatorium alumnus Danny Harley (The Kite String Tangle), has won the prestigious $25,000 Grant McLennan Fellowship. The grant, founded in honour of legendary Brisbane musician Grant McLennan of The Go-Betweens, will allow Danny to spend six months in Berlin honing his craft.