Why doesn't Australia make more medicines? Wouldn't that fix drug shortages?
About 400 medicines are in short supply in Australia. So, could we prevent medication shortages if Australia made more medicines?
12 May 2025
Research and development funding programs unlock benefits for Australian businesses
A UQ-led survey found businesses that engage in research and development programs are more financially successful.
12 May 2025
He has reached the pinnacle of Australian investigative journalism thanks to his work on crooked cops and public figures, and now Chris Masters will receive acknowledgement of a different kind at a UQ graduation ceremony on July 24.
23 July 2009International experts will meet in Canberra at the end of August to identify where the Australian government should focus its efforts in future trade talks with the US.
23 July 2009
The University of Queensland has been awarded a certificate of commendation by the Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service.
23 July 2009One recent UQ graduate is off to the home of the Olympic Games to speak at a prestigious international conference about how such mega-events impact on the continued planning and development of host cities.
23 July 2009School-based intervention programs could help curb the amount of antidepressants being prescribed to adolescent boys, UQ research has found.
23 July 2009
Living in primitive surrounds with no proper shower or bed for a month would have many people on the first flight back to Australia, but for UQ’s Professor Ian Lilley, the search for that pinnacle find is too overpowering to ignore.
23 July 2009UQ student Gemma Ward knew she had come to the right place when a first year course lecturer told her that University was not about getting the right answers but about asking the right questions.
23 July 2009How much disease costs Australia will be the focus of a keynote address by UQ’s Professor Theo Vos at today's Public Health Association of Australia Queensland State Conference.
23 July 2009
Not many people would swim through a river populated with piranhas and electric eels while researching their first book, but Andrew Westoll isn’t your typical author.
22 July 2009
Striking images of Ned Kelly, Mick Jagger and Neil Young, and works after Goya, are a taste of what’s on display in the UQ Art Museum’s latest exhibition.
22 July 2009When The University of Queensland attends the careers market in Townsville next month (August 10), students will get the opportunity to find out about study options, scholarship opportunities and what life at university involves.
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