Nights spent watching Judge Judy inspired Griffith University Indigenous law student Keeley Hughes to pursue a career in criminal law. Now she's secured a scholarship to help her achieve that goal.

Griffith University researchers are leading the charge to ensure short-term policy thinking is a system of the past to protect future generations. Short-termism is an issue the EveryGen group is addressing and it’s calling for a law reform agenda which holds decision makers accountable for Australia’s long-term interests. EveryGen convenor, human rights lawyer and Griffith […]

Project to support improvement of water governance and management in Lao People’s Democratic Republic.

There is overwhelming support for human rights in Qld but many are unaware of the new Human Rights Act.

Griffith University has been awarded Five ARC Future Fellowships.

Rapid policy developments worldwide have made the right to repair essential consumer protection.

A new partnership between Griffith and MAIC will examine the experiences of injured Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders and the Compulsory Third Party scheme.

This post has been contributed by Dr Jayne Hewitt, senior Lecturer in the School of Nursing and Midwifery and a member of the Law Futures Centre.

This post has been contributed by Associate Professor Kylie Burns, member of both Griffith's Law Futures Centre and Hopkins Centre.

This post has been contributed by Dr Samuli Haataja, Lecturer at Griffith Law School and Law Futures Centre member.

This post has been contributed by Professor Elena Marchetti, Professor of Law at Griffith Law School and Law Futures Centre member.

The United Nations’ Convention on Biological Diversity is the most important global agreement for conservation and arose in response to declines in biodiversity due to human activities.

Quantitative and qualitative legal research: analysing The Buribunks.

This post has been contributed by Associate Professor Kate Galloway, member of the Law Futures Centre and Dr Dani Larkin (Bundjalung), Director of the Indigenous Law Centre at University of New South Wales.

This post has been contributed by Professor Brett Freudenberg, member of the Law Futures Centre. In April 2021, Griffith University secured $100,000 in federal funding to continue the Griffith Tax Clinic. This is the third year of funding, which in part represents the ability of the tax clinic to continue to deliver services to the […]

Experts say the implementation and development of the NDIS are going to pose greater challenges than its conception.

New modelling shows capping tax deductions for work-related expenses could simplify Australia's tax system

This post is a copy of a response by Dr Tim Cadman, Research Fellow of the Law Futures Centre, to the European Union’s land use, land use change and forestry review of rules.