Month: June 2019

By Donald K. Anton Director, Law Futures Centre At the end of May 2019, former High Court Justice, Michael Kirby, in an appearance before the Diversity Council of Australia called once again for Australia to adopt a national Bill of Rights. His main concern was the past and continuing wrongs suffered, without personal remedy, by […]

Bachelor of Laws / Bachelor of International Business student Candice Noring is fired up ahead of the 2019 Asia Pacific Cities Summit and Mayors’ Forum.

Griffith University Emeritus Professor Newell Johnson has received the 2019 Global Oral Health Research Award.

Treating anxiety in children on the autism spectrum may help to significantly improve their quality of life a Griffith University study published in Autism Research has found. “For many years, researchers have been reporting that children on the autism spectrum have poorer quality of life than neurotypical children, with most studies suggesting that this was […]

An English-Samoan bi-lingual kindergarten in Logan has proven successful in connecting young children with their heritage language and culture.

Queensland's alcohol legislation needs revision for it to be more effective according to a new study.

Griffith engineers examine barriers to managing solar panel waste and how to improve it.