Month: March 2019

Whistleblowing is when employees or other members of organisations speak up about wrongdoing within or by the organisation to people who can — or should — do something about it. The Whistling While They Work (WWTW) project, led by Professor A J Brown of the Centre for Governance and Public Policy at Griffith University, is […]

The world’s single largest election day will take place next month, as Indonesians head to the polls. With more than 190 million eligible voters, 800,000 polling stations, 300,000 candidates and 20,000 seats, the numbers are mind-boggling. Nearly as confounding as the politics. To help navigate election complexity, pivotal think-tank Griffith Asia Institute, and key business […]

Music and design faculty are creating a sonic playground at the Brisbane Powerhouse this weekend as part of the Curiocity Festival.

STEM researchers offer Darwin students insights into life at Griffith.

Official launch pf partnership celebrates union of research and tourism.

The Excellence in Research Australia rankings are out and Griffith has doubled the number of specific fields earning the highest possible rankings for 2018

Staff, students, alumni, industry and government all came together to celebrate the Department's new lease on life.