The key to progressing Queensland’s position as Australia’s “Pacific state” is to focus on the concept of shared value. The Queensland government is uniquely placed to build on geographical, historical, economic, and cultural ties to work in ways that are not captured by the deficit lens that so often infects perceptions of the Pacific islands region.
Griffith Business students who recently attended an industry networking event at Parliament House said the opportunity was valuable and would help advance their career prospects.
Griffith co-led project to enhance commuter safety wins at 2019 Get Ready Queensland Resilient Australia Awards.
Fourth year Griffith University planning student Jasmine Divall has won the inaugural Woman in Planning Award at the recent Minister’s...
A powerful new documentary by Griffith Film School alumnus Guy Mansfield tells the stories of the “forgotten women” living with advanced breast cancer. The documentary follows women who attend the Advanced Breast Cancer Group (ABCG) - a support group for women across Queensland with advanced breast cancer, an illness for which there is still no cure.
Experts in rehabilitation have joined forces to improve the outcomes for people with long-term disabling conditions including spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury, and persistent pain.
In a world first, Gold Coast researchers have made an important breakthrough in understanding the cause of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.
Naseema Mustapha has ambitious plans for her degree in International Tourism and Hotel Management.
Griffith University will partner with a Chinese pharmaceutical for a new vaccine that has enormous potential to help millions. Clinical trials of the new, needle-free vaccine is targeted at Streptococcus A infection, the cause of strep throat and rheumatic heart disease and many other illnesses.
Brisbane comedian and Griffith student Mark McConville is researching how humour and laughter can help overcome psychological issues, including suicidality.
