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Etheridge Shire Council has reached a significant milestone in sustainable tourism, achieving Silver Certification under the EarthCheck Sustainable Destination Standard....
This week, Brisbane became a central hub for discussions on the importance of information integrity as Griffith University, in collaboration...
In a significant step towards advancing gender equality in sport, Griffith University’s Sport and Gender Equity (SAGE) research group has...
Griffith Business School’s 2024 Co-curricular Award winners have been announced, recognising students who have made outstanding contributions in leadership, sustainability,...
In 2025 Griffith Business School will offer new degrees in commerce and marketing, designed in collaboration with industry experts to...
Financial crimes cover a wide range of illegal activities, including scams, money laundering, trafficking, tax evasion and child exploitation that...
As the world increasingly prioritises sustainability and renewable energy, the demand for skilled professionals in the energy sector continues to...
In 2025, the Griffith Business School Leadership Program will be available to more students than ever before. The program has expanded to include postgraduate students, and now offers 12-month and 24-month program options.
Year 12 students from Brisbane and Gold Coast showcased their analytical and investigative skills at the Better Business Conference, hosted by Griffith Business School, and in collaboration with the Academy of Excellence in Financial Crime Investigation and Compliance. The competition enabled the students to play the role of financial crime investigators in a challenging financial crime scenario where they were tasked with deciphering clues and uncovering the Mastermind behind a sophisticated redirection scam.
The economic downturn over the last 12 months has seen many people – including young children – sleeping rough for...
