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CTM announces board and executive team changes

Corporate Travel Management’s (CTM) Laura Ruffles has stepped back from her role as Executive Director and CEO Australia/New Zealand, Asia, and Europe to allow time to

Samantha Mostyn and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. | Newsreel

Samantha Mostyn to be our new Governor-General

Samantha Mostyn will be Australia’s new Governor-General when David Hurley’s term ends in June this year. Making the announcement, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese

QUT political course builds pathway to councils

Two of Queensland’s newly-elected mayors are graduates of a QUT program which delivered 13 successful candidates in March’s local government elections. A total of 26

Aerial shot of Royal Brisbane Hospital. | Newsreel

Renouf a Deadly addition to state health board

Queensland’s hospital and health boards have a fresh look after a raft of new appointments, including a Bronco great and a former State Health Minister who joined

Commissioner Kiss keen to soothe division

Australia’s new Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social Justice Commissioner Katie Kiss says the country must work to soothe division in the wake of last year’s

Aussies content despite generational ‘happy gap’

Australia has been ranked in the top 10 happiest countries in the world as new data shows a significant generational “happy gap” across the globe. The Gallup World

Modern machine learning returning ancestors home

Enhanced data mining can help speed up the process of returning ancestral human remains to countries of origin. In a new study, QUT computer scientists explain how

Sheil to chair Great Barrier Reef expert panel

QUT Vice-Chancellor Professor Margaret Sheil is the new chair of the Reef 2050 Independent Expert Panel. The panel provides independent advice to Government on a range

Micro path a fast-track to life-saving drugs

Ensuring life-saving drugs get to market fast drives QUT PhD student Laura Milton. The Brisbane university’s latest Fulbright Scholar is off to the University of

Queensland’s mayors for the next four years

In March around 3.7 million Queenslanders headed to the polls to elect their local government representatives for the next four years. Mayors and councillors from the

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