Griffith alumnus leading the GC Suns’ AFLW charge
Head of Women’s Football at the GC Suns Fiona McLarty, a Griffith alumnus, has brought together all 30 recruits for the first time ahead of the AFLW 2020 season.
Head of Women’s Football at the GC Suns Fiona McLarty, a Griffith alumnus, has brought together all 30 recruits for the first time ahead of the AFLW 2020 season.
Gavin McKean says the options on offer at Griffith University helped him narrow down his career passion, and now he works for the Gold Coast Suns.
Following on from last year’s highly successful Commonwealth Games partnership, Griffith’s ongoing commitment to the Gold Coast is further enhanced...
David Swallow (Bachelor of Business — Sports Management) capped his brilliant AFL season by being crowned the Gold Coast Sun’s club champion and becoming the first player to break skipper Gary Ablett’s stranglehold on the award.
Celebrated author Benjamin Law has worked in the media industry for over a decade. He hates thinking of himself as a 'diversity hire'. ‘I belong in this room,’ I told myself. I’m not a token – despite being called that so many times in my career that I’ve lost count. I’ve earned my place.
Researchers live-stream marine sounds between 30th October and 1st November.
Leaders in the field of corporate governance and medicine have led the Griffith community who have been honoured in the 2023 King's Birthday list.
Griffith University's Chancellor Andrew Fraser asks us to consider our our provenance. He asks us about place, posits questions of patriotism, of people with a fidelity, about loyalty, connection of place, and of belonging.
Awaiting the official start of the 2022 campaign, published polls show Labor is comfortably ahead of the government. Pundits agree this year’s election is Albanese’s to lose, but predictions range along a spectrum from a Labor landslide to a narrow win, to a finely balanced hung parliament.
Underinsurance and un-insurability are growing in Australia and creating a plethora of social justice issues. With low-income earners and first home buyers disproportionately exposed to risks.