Griffith Sport Management senior lecturer Dr Caroline Riot will spearhead the University’s engagement strategy leading up to Brisbane 2032. 

Griffith University academics unpacked what was achieved at the Glasgow climate change summit and whether COP26 was failure.

Australia’s first longitudinal national survey captures changing societal perceptions about climate change and climate action.

Australia's largest tourism research institute ranks among the world's best.

Charleville's WWII Secret Base has been guided for years by Griffith experts in tourism and architecture.

Higher density urban solutions designed around liveability and accessibility are the future of social housing.

The future of many Gold Coast golf courses could lie in productive parks where food crops are grown and technologies created, according to a Griffith University cities researcher.

Griffith has again been recognised as a leader in Nursing and Midwifery education and research, securing second position globally in the prestigious ShanghaiRanking’s Global Ranking of Academic Subjects 2021.

Beaches, scenic cities and natural and cultural world heritage sites top the list for post-COVID travel.

Griffith Business School alumnus Gabby Daniels has a new podcast, Let’s Talk Tourism, that aims to provide decision makers with information on surviving and thriving post-COVID-19.

Due to the impact of COVID-19, the Vice Chancellor’s Research Excellence Awards will be held virtually this year on September 15.

As Binna Burra Lodge reopens to guests, Griffith tourism and climate adaptation experts say tourism operators can learn a lot from its journey back from devastating bushfires a year ago.

Graduating Griffith students are celebrating their academic milestone virtually this year as COVID-19 mass gathering restrictions move the ceremonies online.

Stories of resilience from the Scenic Rim community will be collected and transformed into interactive exhibits.

A collaboration between Queensland-based universities and Pacific Island communities has found local ownership is the key to sustainable climate change adaptation programs.

Griffith mass gathering expert Dr Jamie Ranse has led the development of Queensland's framework outlining how we start holding mass gatherings and events again.

Griffith Institute for Tourism is offering a free micro-credential course for tourism businesses.

Queensland’s zoo and aquarium tourism industry may end up dwarfing the Australian Government’s much-needed funding lifeline.