Some thoughts on coal and coral from me Griffith Climate Action GU_SocialCultural AEL Research

…the greatest living structure on earth is fast becoming the greatest dying structure on earth….| Kerrie Foxwell-Norton | The Guardian ⁦GU_SocialCultural⁩ ⁦Griffith University⁩ ⁦AEL Research⁩ theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

Hi all, I'm about to start a new project that investigates LGBTIQ+ mobilities and everyday experiences of exclusion/belonging. Please share with anyone who might be interested. Thanks! More info and registration here: forms.office.com/r/JzrJCD1JJs

The coral screams and scientists show up to bear witness to a sickness they can’t treat - a wonderful piece by my esteemed colleague Kerrie Fowell-Norton on a heartbreaking situation theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

Congrats to the amazing Dr Yinika Perston who was recently awarded funding from The Berndt Research Foundation to work in #PittaPitta country, western #Qld She has some incredible tula related results that hopefully she'll be able to share with all at AAA in Cairns - watch that space!

For more on the full application process for DP25, ARC Executive Director for Discovery Projects, Professor Anika Gauja, provides a detailed overview, including how to complete the application form, and assessment criteria and weighting.

youtu.be/9WOtC0NDRDE

PhD Opportunity to support recent DECRA. The candidate will contribute to exploring the importance of volunteering in local communities and the role of community radio therein griffith.edu.au/research-study…

One of Brisbane's most revered live music venues The Zoo is shutting for good after more than 30 years. Artists say it's another blow to an industry already struggling. 7NEWS.com.au Jordan Bissell #7NEWS

My submissions with colleagues to the Commonwealth Live Music Inquiry are available here: roaringtwenties.live/outputs
These offer evidence and recommendations addressing:
1. all of the terms of reference;
2. impacts and risks of climate change;
3. live music in regional Australia.

Article out now and includes a paragraph in the discussion where the five categories of creative practice are illustrated by thinking through how the Library of Congress could have deepened creative engagement in their collaboration with FOLLOW @YITTY and their Madison flute!

Great reporting from the UK: 'The shocking truth about the money bands make on tour'

'They pay for the tour manager, session musicians, agent, manager, crew, insurance, travel, accommodation, equipment, rehearsal space, production...'

theguardian.com/music/2024/apr…

Delighted to announce the next webinar in our 2024 series on 'just geographies' - all welcome
GeographicalResearch Wiley Geography & Anthropology Institute of Australian Geographers
Panellists include Rob Anders, Taukiei Kitara carolfarbotko Michele Lobo Richie Howitt MQ Faculty of Arts
Please register at bit.ly/geor2024apr

This looks brilliant! Congratulations Kaya Tatjana Barry and Childers Art Space on this regional exhibition about seasonal migrant workers and their lives #DECRA ARC GU_SocialCultural Griffith University

Just one week left to get abstracts in for this special issue of Continuum: Journal of Media & Cultural Studies on popular music revival & renewal. It's going to be a ripper, get on it! #CFP #culturalstudies #popularmusicheritage #popularmusichistory

Join us to hear from Dr Sarah Alexander from Deakin University and Jack from Rainbow Affinity on the science and lived experience of gender diversity in sport. mailchi.mp/6d98963afb75/g…

The ARC is calling for new members to join its College of Experts in 2025. Nominations are open now in the Research Management System and will close at 5pm (AEST) on Monday 3 June 2024.

For more information and details on the nomination process, visit: arc.gov.au/about/our-orga…

At Kaya's wonderful exhibition and hearing about the ideas behind this beautiful project

Excellent article on funding disparity in sport. Well done Anthea Moodie abc.net.au/news/2024-04-2…

My view: theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

the SEASONAL exhibition at Childers Arts Space is up! opening today at 3pm with an industry panel discussion and live music