Griffith alumnus makes policing history
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Queensland has its first female Police Commissioner, and she is a proud Griffith graduate who was the recipient of the university’s inaugural Outstanding Alumnus Award in 2018. Commissioner-elect Katarina Carroll APM is the first woman to fill the position in the Queensland Police Service’s 159-year history. Graduating from the police academy in 1983, Katarina began […]
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Increased reporting needed to stamp out image-based abuse
Australia leads the world in fighting online image-based abuse (IBA) but there’s no room for complacency warns Griffith University criminologist Dr Jacqueline Drew.
Alumni
Griffith representatives recognised with Australia Day Honours
Incoming Pro-Vice Chancellor (Indigenous) Professor Cindy Shannon was one of many Griffith University staff, alumni and associates recognised with Australia Day Honours.
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Griffith awarded $3.3 million in funding for ARC Discovery and Linkage projects
Griffith University has been awarded $3,376,073 for ARC Discovery and Linkage Projects.
Domestic Violence
Action is the key message say domestic violence advocates
Action is the key message as domestic violence advocates converge on the Gold Coast for Griffith University’s 2019 MATE Conference today.
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Griffith hosts discussion on future of international criminal law
An Australian international criminal lawyer spoke of the horrific experiences of victims and survivors of ongoing genocides in countries throughout the world at a Griffith University round table in October.
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Griffith research nationally recognised
Griffith University’s research excellence has once again been recognised nationally.
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Vice Chancellor awards recognises research excellence
Griffith University’s leading researchers have been recognized at the 2019 Vice Chancellor’s Research Excellence Awards.
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Alcohol-fuelled violence legislation leads to increased preloading – study
Queensland's alcohol legislation needs revision for it to be more effective according to a new study.
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International corporate crime focus of Madgadalene-Schoch Fellowship
Professor Susanne Kastedt from the Griffith Criminology Institute has been awarded a prestigious 2019 Madgadalene-Schoch Fellowship from the University of Hamburg.
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Projects aim to reduce child exploitation material
Projects to help police in the fight against child exploitation.
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Teen girls swayed by parents’ drinking
Teen girls are influenced by their father's drinking habits a new Griffith University study shows.
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Research finds majority of young workers face exploitation and harassment in their first job
The Griffith University study shows young workers may not understand workplace agreements and laws, and be more frightened to report incorrect pay or incidents.
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False rape claims have little impact on wrongful convictions – study
False rape allegations do not have a bearing on wrongful convictions a new study from Griffith University has found. Lead author Dr Katie Hail-Jares from the Griffith Criminology Institute with colleagues from American University in Washington DC, have concluded that false rape allegations reduce the odds of a wrongful conviction by nearly 10 times. In […]
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Prison stress adversely affects mother-child relationships
New research show one third of Australian women experience high parenting stress after close family imprisonment.
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Harm reduction policing key to safer communities
Police should be allowed to focus more on reducing crime and associated harms and less on law enforcement.
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Griffith ideal launching pad into top five emerging jobs
Griffith preparing students for fast-growth jobs with innovative technology degrees to address changing market trends
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Guardians key in reducing sexual offences against women
Guardians are instrumental in helping to prevent sexual offending against women a new Griffith University study has found.