Does US pressure really risk driving Thailand into China's arms?

The unusually strident criticism of Thailand’s military regime by the US assistant secretary of state for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, Daniel Russel, during his visit
23 February 2015

UQ a hive of activity for Orientation Week

The University of Queensland opens its doors to more than 12,000 new students this week, with a host of Orientation Week activities across campuses at St Lucia, Gatton an
25 February 2015

Expert welcomes organised crime inquiry

The Queensland Government’s move to establish a commission of inquiry into organised crime has been welcomed by UQ law academic Andreas Schloenhardt.
23 February 2015

‘Wild Australia’ photos brought to light

The members of a 19th century Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander performance troupe are being remembered in an exhibition at The University of Queensland’s Anthropolog
19 February 2015

UQ’s Fulbright scholars aim for global impact

Three University of Queensland graduates have been awarded prestigious Fulbright Scholarships to United States universities.
19 February 2015

High school students to benefit from Confucius classrooms

A Confucius classroom to promote Chinese language and culture will open at Innisfail’s Good Counsel College on Friday (20 February) thanks to a University of Queensland i
19 February 2015

The case for Japan to play a bigger part in global affairs and security

The horrific murder of Japanese nationals by Islamic State (IS) terrorists in early February has sparked a pensive debate about whether the pacifist Japanese constitution
18 February 2015

Greyhound racing in disgrace as riches push trainers to barbarity

Australia’s greyhound industry is reeling from the ABC’s Four Corners expose, featuring graphic footage of racing dogs tearing other mammals apart in the illegal training
18 February 2015

UQ journalism students report live from Vietnam

University of Queensland journalism students will be filing stories from more than 5000 kilometres away this week, with 10 student journalists reporting from Vietnam.
17 February 2015

Abbott's stoking of terrorist fears may be a political slideshow

Prime Minister Tony Abbott looks set to make a case for further sweeping national security changes in the wake of recent terrorist attacks and arrests.
17 February 2015

Pages

Home ›