welcome to jacdigital!

Controversial flick crawls into Brisbane

Brisbane comes together to help Autism Queensland

School children play with words

Women on top triple to 10 per cent

The Medics find success in Brisbane

Parklife returns to Brisbane amid controversy

Green spaces good for students' mental health

Young people dive into travel

Young volunteers help communities and themselves

Bridge brings travel relief

Brisbane band play at laundromat

Channel 31 enjoys digital boom

Calls to elderly abuse hotline soar

Tom Six, director of the notorious Human Centipede movie, hopes Brisbane film-goers have a "sick time" at the premiere this weekend.

Read the Full Story

It was an early rise last Sunday for more than 31,700 thousand people in Brisbane. The Bridge to Brisbane race took place once again, beginners and experienced runners gave their best for a good cause.

Read the Full Story

School children from all over Brisbane will converge on the Southbank precinct for an opportunity to meet their favourite authors.

Read the Full Story

Statistics released yesterday by the Australian Institute of Company Directors have revealed that 10 per cent of the directors of the nation’s top 200 companies are now women.

Read the Full Story

Young indie-rock band The Medics credit their relocation to Brisbane for part of their success, according to drummer Jhindu Lawrie.

Read the Full Story

The Parklife festival has been relocated to Brisbane less than a month ahead of the event.

Read the Full Story

Spending time in the natural environment could improve the mental health of students, according to mental health awareness groups.

Read the Full Story

Young people are more likely to spend money travelling rather than save money for later on in life, according to a recent JACDigital survey.

Read the Full Story

Daniel Bestamante has given up a significant amount of time and money for charitable causes and he believes it has paid off.

Read the Full Story

Australia’s longest bridge, the Ted Smout Memorial Bridge, has been officially opened.

Read the Full Story

Brisbane four piece band, the Vestal Virgins, decided to boot conventionalism and perform in a Laundromat in West End last Friday night.

Read the Full Story

The recent move from analogue to digital signal by community television station Channel 31 appears to have been met with success.

Read the Full Story

An elderly abuse helpline has received a record number of calls in the last two months following a Queensland government awareness campaign.

Read the Full Story

Nine News takes Ekka interns

UQ journalism students will report the fun, sights and stories of the 2010 Brisbane Exhibition alongside Nine News television professionals.

Comments (0)

The Gen Y project

Students in journalism and communications research methods have spent the semester researching and writing about Gen Y. The result is a body of work that provides some interesting insights into the views of young adults on race, religion, taboos, religion, the environment, education and politics.