QUT Centre for Justice member, Associate Professor Mark Lauchs has provided media commentary to a number of publications relating to alleged links between bikie gangs and bullying and bribery within the CFMEU. “There’s no secrets here,” the Queensland University of Technology associate professor told AAP. “We had a…
It’s that time of year! The hilarious annual QUT Centre for Justice and EDO Debate for Justice returns on Thursday 8 August 2024 in Brisbane at QUT Kelvin Grove Campus. Join us for an evening of food, drinks, fun and ruthlessly witty rivalry! This year’s topic is, “Used…
QUT Centre for Justice will host a panel discussion as part of National Scams Awareness Week 2024, themed “Stop a Scam, Share a Story.” …
QUT Centre for Justice, in conjunction with the Environmental and Social Governance Research Group, Protect the Bush Alliance and Australian Earth Laws Alliance invites you to the upcoming panel discussion titled, “Environmental Protection in Queensland: Why is conservation by NGO’s essential?” Friday 9 August 2024 QUT Gardens Point…
QUT Centre for Justice is pleased to partner with The Lady Musgrave Trust in hosting the 16th Annual Women and Homelessness Forum 2024 at QUT Gardens Theatre Foyer. This is the third year the Centre has joined with The Lady Musgrave Trust to host this relevant and informative…
(Cover image source: safety Commission report on “Being a young man online: Tensions, complexities and possibilities”) QUT Centre for Justice member, Professor Michael Flood (pictured), has co-authored an article in The Conversation titled, “‘I don’t really wanna consume his content’: what do young Australian men think of Andrew…
QUT C4J ran its annual HDR Winter School from 8-10 July at Kelvin Grove Campus. We had 45 students in attendance over the three-day program which included methodological sessions like: Survey Design: Avoiding the 7 Deadly Sins Games for Research Social Listening PhD by Publication vs PhD by…
Professor Rowena Maguire, Director, QUT Centre for Justice (pictured) has co-authored an article with Professor Susan Harris Rimmer in Australian Institute of International Affairs Australian Outlook titled, “Feminist Perspectives on Climate Diplomacy”. “Feminist foreign policy provides a lens through which we can see climate action as a shared…
QUT Centre for Justice Professor Michael Flood has been successful in the ANROWS 2023-2027 Research Grant Round: People who use domestic, family and sexual violence. This grant is reflected in the National Plan to End Violence against Women and Children 2022-2032, Australia’s coordinated national policy approach to addressing…
QUT Centre for Justice member, Dr Gina Masterton has been interviewed by ABC Radio and Online+ for commentary on The Hague Convention and its implications on families experiencing domestic and family violence. While the Hague Convention was intended to stop one parent abducting a child and taking them…
