Blueprint for mandating indoor air quality for public buildings
A group of international experts, including Professor Amanda Kennedy from the QUT School of Law and ACHLR Adjunct Professor Belinda Bennett, has presented a blueprint for a national indoor quality standards for public buildings, in an article in the prestigious journal, Science.
Mum follows son into law
Admission sittings are often proud family moments for the mover and newly admitted lawyer, none more so than for Louise Hall and her son Henry.
Best of both worlds: Elite athletes like Txai balancing study & Olympic dreams
QUT Elite Sport Scholarship recipient, law student and champion 400m runner Txai Anglin is shining on and off the track, after finding a healthy balance between her sport and studies in 2023.
Parallax Legal Founders Named Joint Winners of the 2023 QUT Outstanding Indigenous Australian Alumnus Award
QUT is proud to announce Stephanie Parkin and Cassie Lang as joint winners of the 2023 QUT Outstanding Indigenous Australian Alumnus award. This award recognises their remarkable contributions to the legal industry and unwavering commitment to promoting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander rights, culture, and heritage.
Natalie Walker Receives Outstanding Indigenous Alumnus Award for her Work in Policy Reform
Natalie Walker, a distinguished figure in the field of social and economic policy reform, has been awarded 2023 QUT Outstanding Indigenous Australian Alumnus. The award recognises Natalie for her exceptional contributions to society and her unwavering commitment to making a positive impact on the lives of vulnerable individuals and communities.
Meet Duku Forè: Law Founders’ Recipient
Born in a refugee camp in Uganda, the prospect of being able to attend university in Australia was unimaginable for Duku. Today, he is a business owner, public speaker, business and law student, QUT Faculty of Law Founders’ scholarship recipient, and a fierce advocate for dreaming big. This is his story.