Queensland and the Pacific

One region, one family, one report: Activating trade and investment between Australia and the Pacific islands region

CAITLIN BYRNE AND TESS NEWTON CAIN | Pacific island nations, like many others in the Asia Pacific, face a long and challenging road to recovery… Read More

by Griffith Asia Institute

Meet the Mackay South Sea Islander Communities

The city of Mackay, located on the east coast of Australia, is situated 930km north of Brisbane and marks the beginning of North Queensland. Known… Read More

by Griffith Asia Institute

Papua New Guineans farewell the Grand Chief in Brisbane

In the heart of Brisbane, the PNG community came together to mark the passing of the Grand Chief, Sir Michael Thomas Somare. As a… Read More

by Griffith Asia Institute

The Torres Strait Treaty, a journey of Islander autonomy

“We are happy to share what we have in the Torres Strait, but we will not give – not a teaspoon of water, not a… Read More

by Griffith Asia Institute

Cairns charts course for major Pacific hub status

Shipyards in the port city of Cairns in far-north Queensland are set to boom, with hundreds of millions of dollars projected to be spent on… Read More

by Griffith Asia Institute

Queensland – the Pacific state

When it comes to connections with the Pacific islands region, Queensland is the Australian state that can lead the way. By virtue of geography,… Read More

by Griffith Asia Institute

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Our research focuses on the trade and business, politics, governance, security, economies and development of the Asia Pacific and their significance for Australia. Griffith University is committed to advancing Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) across the region.

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