The health effects of climate change are diverse and pose a major threat to the health and well-being of Australians. Research at the School is focussed on responding to the urgent need to provide government and industry with a clear, robust evidence base to make informed policy decisions that will mitigate the physical and mental health impacts of climate change. Our researchers hold specific expertise in mental health, diet and food security, environmental sustainability, sociology, priority populations, infectious diseases and vaccine uptake, and local, regional and global health systems and programs.
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Division Head, Planetary Health and Health Protection & Associate Professor
School of Public Health
Affiliate of Centre of Architecture, Theory, Culture, and History
Centre of Architecture, Theory, Criticism and History
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Associate Professor
School of Public Health
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Network Founder and Lead
Mental Health and Climate Change Research Network
Principal Research Fellow and Mental Health and Climate Change Research Team Lead
Queensland Centre for Mental Health Research
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Chair, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Committee & Associate Professor
School of Public Health
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Associate Professor
School of Public Health
Affiliate of Queensland Alliance for Environmental Health Science
Queensland Alliance for Environmental Health Sciences
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Associate Professor
School of Public Health
Affiliate of Queensland Alliance for Environmental Health Science
Queensland Alliance for Environmental Health Sciences
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Emeritus Professor
School of Public Health
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Lecturer & Engagement and Partnerships Manager & Co-Chair Engagement Committee
School of Public Health
