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School principals are under growing pressure, as social media scrutiny, formal complaints and demands for documentation change the way schools work with parents.
Australian swimming star Shayna Jack OAM OLY is celebrating a different kind of victory, graduating from Griffith University with a degree in criminology and criminal justice.
A new archive dedicated to Australian youth culture could help unlock a richer, more inclusive national history, according to research from Griffith and Monash Universities.
Ten presenters, ten absorbing research subjects, three minutes each — and one winner. Griffith University’s 2026 Three-Minute Thesis (3MT) Final...
Digital creators are shaping which political issues young Australians notice, discuss and investigate, new research from Griffith University has found.
Griffith University will partner with Victoria Police to deliver an innovative program to tackle the organisational and operational stressors faced by police personnel, that research shows can cause up to three times the psychological harm of trauma exposure alone.
A new documentary follows the remarkable story of the Ewamian people, Aboriginal Traditional Owners in NW QLD, as they reclaim their connection to Country after generations of displacement and return to create new opportunities for their people.
A tiny opera for tiny people offers a magical theatre experience for young audiences and a response to the sleep struggles almost half of Australian children experience.
The Experimental Games Lab at Griffith Film School (GFS) has partnered with the Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) on a ‘games for good’ initiative.
Griffith law students join qualified professionals at My Community Legal Gold Coast, providing access to justice for all.
