Faced with deteriorating relationships in the Pacific and increasing tension with our biggest trading partner, China, Penny Wong has spent her first year as Foreign Minister travelling at whirlwind pace, mending fences and strengthening new alliances.
Post-World War II, Australia’s relationship with its strongest ally, the United States, has never been more intertwined, and its relationship with modern China more fractious.
This at a time when Europe is deeply unsettled around Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and the old threat of nuclear war is back in play. At the same time the existential threat of climate change is closing in on a global tipping point.
Join Senator Wong as she reflects on her first remarkable year in the job with journalist and author Kerry O’Brien in the next instalment of Griffith University’s conversation series, A Better Future for All (ABFFA).
Action-packed and exploding with memorable songs and dynamic dances, Legally Blonde The Musical is so much fun, it should be illegal!
Join the world’s finest violinist Maxim Vengerov for an insightful masterclass.
Soprano Siobhan Stagg performs with Nico de Villiers at the Ian Hanger Recital Hall in an intimate recital of Lieder.
Tiempo y Herida is a concert of new works by Bernardo Alviz, Felix Hughes Chivers and Paul Dean, performed by QCGU staff and students.
Davey Romain will be playing repertoire from the life and times of jazz guitarist, Wes Montgomery.
See the biennial statewide festival of bands and orchestras from Queensland state schools at the Conservatorium Theatre.
Come see the Conservatorium Symphony Orchestra: Concertos Festival, performed at the Queensland Symphony Orchestra Studio.
See the biennial statewide festival of bands and orchestras from Queensland state schools at the Conservatorium Theatre.