A leading Australian substance abuse expert is pleading for moderation in e-cigarettes policies.
5 June 2015A new exhibition at լе’s RD Milns Antiquities Museum will showcase the rich and fascinating history and archaeology of ancient and modern day Cyprus.
3 June 2015One chapter closes and another begins for University of Queensland’s Dr Gary Osmond – currently in the news for two of his books.
21 May 2015Venturing into the “deep south” of the United States as a civil rights worker in the summer of 1965 was life-changing for Richard Hutch, then a New York college boy.
18 May 2015Where better to celebrate International Museum Day on Monday 18 May than լе which has multiple?
15 May 2015A new exhibition at լе Art Museum explores how artists use the body’s sensory language to shape political thought.
14 May 2015The Buddhist Vesak festival will be celebrated at լе with a series of presentations on Tuesday (5 May).
30 April 2015The 1915 Gallipoli battlefields have been a focus of intense interest for much of the past century, but official archaeological research began there only five years ago.
27 April 2015Women have an outdated idea of what men want in a potential partner – and they should feel more comfortable being themselves, according to University of Queensland research.
23 April 2015A new custom-built study room at լе Art Museum will allow detailed examination of լе’s extensive art collection.
20 April 2015Five University of Queensland students will debut as curators in a series of exhibitions opening at the լе Art Museum on Friday, 17 April.
10 April 2015The seventh book by award-winning University of Queensland Press author Patti Miller, Ransacking Paris, will be launched in Sydney on Saturday 18 April at 4.30 pm at Gleebooks.
23 March 2015Inspirational leaders in creative writing, music and television will work with Indigenous school students at a University of Queensland camp this month.
20 March 2015Research by լе’s Migrant Smuggling Working Group shows that Australia’s policy to turn-back boats does little to combat migrant smuggling, violates international obligations and jeopardises the fragile relationship with...
13 March 2015Australia’s musicians are a happy bunch, despite many being poorly paid, having little job security, working long hours – and drinking heavily.
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