Council data fosters active communities
A study into resident activity has yielded benefits for this council.
29 July, 2019
Posts Tagged: griffith-university
Study probes impact of all-night transport
Rollout of 24-hour trains and busses sees Melbournians staying out longer but few reports of increased aggression or violence.
6 December, 2018
Voters ready to debate constitutional change
By Angela Dorizas Australians are a ready to consider changes to the Constitution, but support for local government recognition is not strong enough for a successful referendum campaign. The second phase of results from the Australian Constitutional Values Survey found strong support for referenda on Indigenous recognition and changing Australia’s federal system. Conducted by Professor […]
8 October, 2010
First anniversary of Lehman Brothers collapse
By Angela Dorizas This week marks the first anniversary of the collapse of US investment bank Lehman Brothers, which sent shockwaves around the world and brought the global financial system to its knees. Griffith Business School Professor of Finance, Michael Drew, said the collapse of Lehman Brothers demonstrated “multiple failures” in the current global financial […]
14 September, 2009
Atmosphere right for education about greenhouse gas technologies
By Jane Garcia Public and government interest in climate change and greenhouse gas emissions has grown rapidly over the past year. However, the majority of people participating in a survey conducted by the Queensland University of Technology (QUT) and recently published in Swinburne University’s <I>Australian Journal of Emerging Technologies and Society<I> indicated they did not […]
5 July, 2007
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