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…
Congratulations to Centre members Associate Professor Danielle Watson and Professor Cassandra Cross who have been awarded a Google Academic Research Award of USD 99,000 for their project “Strengthening…
Australia’s first national Disability Arts archive has been launched, showcasing the creative and cultural impact of Disability Arts movements across Australia. The archive includes more than 1,600 records…
(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…
Associate Professor Danielle Watson has authored a four-part Briefing Paper Series, commissioned by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) which…
A new national report has found that trading practices across Australia’s food supply chain may be contributing to food loss and waste (FLW). The project, Understanding trading practices…
The recently concluded School of Justice unit JSB305 Professional Justice Placement has proven remarkable for the successful outcomes attributed to all of the students involved. One of the…
QUT Centre for Justice member, Dr Morgan Rees, has published an article in the Australian Institute of International Affairs Australian Outlook on the implications of AUKUS for Australian…
QUT’s School of Justice welcomes Dr. Nyasha Mutongwizo, who commenced as a postdoctoral research fellow on 1 May 2025. Nyasha will be working on a research project titled:…
Congratulations to the following QUT Centre for Justice Queer Research Group members who have achieved publishing success. Lisa van Leent and Michelle Jeffries have published a piece titled,…