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From world-first research to major infrastructure milestones, our precinct is constantly evolving, and we’re proud to share the stories behind the innovation. Explore the latest news, partner announcements, project updates and success stories from across our ecosystem.

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25th Anniversary

The Institute that Helped Shape a Precinct

What began more than 26 years ago in a demountable building on the Gold Coast…
May 12, 2026 Read More
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Global Partnership Signed at GCHKP

Griffith University and Thermo Fisher Scientific Sign Strategic MoU to Advance Innovation at the Gold…
April 23, 2026 Read More
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World-first support for elite athletes

Two world-firsts shaping the future of sport and education The Gold Coast is continuing to…
April 13, 2026 Read More
Group of Flo Axiom team members and partners standing together at Griffith University following spinout and investment announcement
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Flo Axiom spinout marks milestone for Griffith innovation

From research to reality: Flo Axiom emerges from the Precinct A major milestone for Griffith…
April 13, 2026 Read More
Engineer working on a computer designing a prototype model in a lab environment at Griffith University ADaPT Institute
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SME Innovation Voucher Launch

SME Boost Innovation Voucher launched at the Precinct The Gold Coast Health and Knowledge Precinct…
April 10, 2026 Read More
Pregnant woman holding her belly outdoors in a natural setting
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New study targets earlier detection of pre-eclampsia

A new study focused on preventing pre-eclampsia is underway, led through a joint initiative between…
April 10, 2026 Read More

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