Griffith University student William Clarke and his brother Daniel have been nominated for the upcoming Young Australian of the Yearawards...
Griffith University graduate Tania Major has been named as Young Australian of the year. At just 25, the Cairns-based youth...
Cultural hub, alternative news source, platform for independent music and training ground for broadcasters and activists, Brisbane’s iconic community radio station 4ZZZ has just turned 50 years...
The leading study of political attitudes and behaviour in Australia has identified factors which influenced the Labor Party’s landslide victory in the 2025 election. ...
Bedtime can be tricky for parents, especially when their child is experiencing behavioural sleep problems, but help is on the...
By Silke Meyer and Maria Atiénzar Prieto Location-sharing apps are shaping how we connect and communicate – especially among younger...
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.
Australia’s stories live on the Great Barrier Reef. From the timeless relations of First Nations people, legacies and travesties of...
Young Australian adults aged 18-24 years are more likely to binge drink than any other age group.
Survey finds most Australians accept climate change is happening, but only minority think it's a serious problem.
