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29 November 2019

Griffith researchers work with QPS on harm reduction strategy

Griffith University researchers were part of aQueensland Police Service-led project which won a gold awardin the2019Australian Crime and Violence Prevention Awards.

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8 August 2025
speeding car and learner plates

$1.2m grant for Griffith Criminology Institute’s Ass/Prof Lyndel Bates for safer roads project

Associate Professor Lyndel Bates, from Griffith Criminology Institute, was awarded $1,286,884 for her project, ‘Using an impaired driving context to...

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24 June 2025

Jack’s Law expansion a symbolic step – but not a solution to knife crime

By Professor Janet Ransley, Griffith Criminology Institute Laws just passed in Queensland give police unprecedented, permanent powers to scan people...

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1 May 2024

No magic wand

A key plank of the Queensland Government’s new Community Safety Plan is to expand police use of metal detector wands, even though there is no evidence that they help reduce violent crime say Griffith Criminology Institute researchers.

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9 September 2021
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29 May 2020

Griffith and QCS collaborate on innovative training models

The Griffith Criminology Institute will partner with QCS to develop a new training curriculum, positioning the state as leaders in evidence-based corrections.

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18 December 2019
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8 August 2019

Les Misérables opens at Queensland Conservatorium

Griffith’s epic new production of Les Misérables opens tonight. The showfeatures a cast of 80 students, two orchestras and more than 300 costumes over 12 epic performances.

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19 July 2017

International Exchange for Downs Student Scientist

An early childhood relocation from Brisbane to the Darling Downs has had a pivotal influence on 21-year-old, Griffith University student...

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8 June 2017
From left: QPS Deputy Commissioner Steve Gollschewski, Professor Paul Mazerolle - Griffith University Pro Vice Chancellor (Arts, Education & Law), QPS Commissioner Ian Stewart and Deputy Commissioner Peter Martin at the launch of the Social Analytics Lab at Mt Gravatt campus.

Million dollar data lab sheds light on Qld crime

Griffith University researchers are analysing more than one million Queensland crimes to forecast where future crime hotspots are likely to occur.

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