Professor John Scott was recently invited to provide a keynote presentation for a two-day annual conference organised by The Korean National Police University (KPNU). The university is…
QUT Centre for Justice is pleased to announce that it will co-host a new digital humanities infrastructure project concerned with the reusability and accessibility of public interest documents…
QUT Centre for Justice congratulates our members who have been successful in being awarded a grant under the Australian Research Council Discovery Projects 2026 scheme. This scheme supports excellent basic…
This week (20-26 October) is International Open Access Week. This year’s theme asks a pointed question about the present moment and how, in a time of disruption, communities…
Prof Michael Flood was recently interviewed by journalist Liz Keen for a new eight-part podcast The Reality of Porn. Formerly of the ABC’s Four Corners and Background Briefing,…
Prof Felicity Deane has made significant contributions to public discourse in recent months, demonstrating her position as a leading voice in the intersection of law, trade, and climate…
Austerity measures and policy shifts in the United States are rippling across to Australia, with regional researchers raising the alarm over the impact of looming cuts to key…
This week, 4-10 August 2025, is Homelessness Week, hosted annually by Homelessness Australia to build community support and government commitment to end…
(L: Francis Nona and R: Professor Rowena Maguire) Image courtesy Getty Images QUT Lecturer and PhD student Francis Nona led a research team who…
(Image source: Reuters: Hollie Adams) An immigration crackdown of undocumented migrants in US cities has captivated the world in recent weeks, sparking fears that a wave of deportees…