A pair of Griffith University researchers have investigated the application of lean and green thinking to turn food waste from the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games (GC2018) into a super dynamic compost.
Queensland Conservatorium alumnus Kate Miller-Heidke will rock the Queensland Music Stage at Festival 2018 on April 14. The multi-platinum selling...
The opportunity to work at a large, international sporting event may be just a dream for many journalists but for...
En route to Carrara Stadium for the Opening Ceremony of the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games (GC2018), the Queen’s Baton...
Cyclists compete in perfect conditions.
Queensland Conservatorium alumnus Katie Noonan is the musical director for the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games’ opening and closing ceremonies...
“I have never been more thankful for an opportunity as I am for the one that I was given by Griffith and GOLDOC."
Nathan and Gold Coast campuses to host festivities.
Naseema sharing the excitement of the GC2018.
Architecture student Sarah Paige was at university during the holidays when lecturer Karine Dupre approached her with a project that would enhance and invigorate her studies in a way she could never have anticipated.
