ShowCASE videos

The ARC Centre of Excellence for Australian Biodiversity and Heritage (CABAH) is working to tell a brand-new environmental and human history of Australia, New Guinea and eastern Indonesia.

To mark the inaugural Australian Social Sciences Week JCU academics invited Year 9 students from around Townsville and North Queensland to the Townsville, Bebegu Yumba campus to discuss what a Bill of Rights for Australia might look like.

Anthropology honours student Mallory Notting talks about going on an ethnographic field trip to PNG as part of the New Colombo Plan Mobility Grants.

JCU celebrated the academic achievements of Indigenous students at the Indigenous Undergraduate Student Awards. The awards were hosted by the Indigenous Education and Research Centre (IERC) at JCU, which supports Indigenous students in achieving their full potential.

Plastic pollution is having a devastating effect on the ecologies of ocean habitats. Exploring ways to connect art, science and community in addressing such urgent environmental problems, a Creative Ecologies workshop and the Plasticene Marine art exhibition were held at The Cairns Institute recently.