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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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Artist's impression of Griffith University's future HATRIC facility.
NEWS

Construction begins on HATRIC

Construction has officially commenced on Griffith University's flagship new Health and Advanced Technology Research and…
August 19, 2026 Read More
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Quantum Connect powers startup collaboration on the Gold Coast

Queensland's growing quantum community came together at the Gold Coast Health and Knowledge Precinct for…
August 19, 2026 Read More
NEWS

Great cities aren’t built overnight

What Future Gold Coast revealed about our city's future. The Gold Coast is changing rapidly,…
August 19, 2026 Read More
NEWS

LuminaX showcases the next-generation of health innovation

The future of healthcare was on display at Miami Marketta on 23 July as eight…
August 19, 2026 Read More
25th Anniversary

Griffith University: Where Ambition Meets Opportunity

For decades, Griffith University has created opportunities for student-athletes to pursue excellence in both sport…
August 4, 2026 Read More
Exterior view of Gold Coast University Hospital following its opening in 2013, showing the modern multi-building hospital facility and landscaped entrance at dusk.
25th Anniversary

The Move That Changed Healthcare on the Gold Coast

The Day Everything Moved, and the Precinct Became Real  In September 2013, one of the largest…
July 14, 2026 Read More

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