Month: January 2019

Griffith researcher eavesdrops on ecosystems to monitor wetland restoration outcomes via water allocations.

Griffith Film School graduate Samuel Keene is generating serious industry buzz with his latest project – a black comedy shortlisted for development by local streaming platform Stan. Samuel’s script for Love Is Dead has beenshortlisted to take part in the Screen Queensland + Stan Premium Drama Development Workshops, an initiative announced at last year’s Logies […]

Griffith University’s Institute for Glycomics will host its annual Grand Ball Night on Saturday 12 October at RACV Royal Pines Resort. The elegant black-tie affair will be presented by Griffith alumni Eva Milic from Channel 9 Gold Coast News, one of the Media Partners for this year’s event. Hundreds of high-profile, influential guests from Gold […]

New study reveals termites can lessen the effects of drought in tropical rainforests.

Two Griffith Film School students have scored an exclusive internship on the set of a new SBS TV series shot in Alice Springs. Final year Bachelor of Film and Screen Media Productionstudents Daniel Patterson and Sean Abnett got the chance to work alongside AACTA-winning directors, writers and crew onRobbie Hood.The new six-part live actionreworking of […]

Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk made the announcement early this month.

As a young girl growingupin Western Queensland,Cassie Heaslip dreamt of life beyond her small country town. “I was alwaysdreaming of bigger things,’’ the Griffith Universitystudent says. With science as her firstlove, Cassie enrolled in a Bachelor of Science at Griffith. “I neverevenconsidered studying law but on the first day of university was introduced to the […]