Vale Professor James McKinnon Watts
Flinders is mourning the passing of the University’s Foundation Chair of Surgery, Professor James McKinnon Watts. Professor Watts made a number of landmark contributions to surgery, two […]
NDIS offers allied health jobs
As the National Disability Insurance Scheme rolls out, demand for the new and fast-growing job category of ‘developmental educators’ is expected to rise. Along with on-the-job […]
Dying2Learn supports National Palliative Care Week
To raise awareness and understanding about palliative care, Flinders has created some useful resources from the Dying2Learn MOOC (Massive Open Online Course). Dying2Learn was developed and run […]
Help us get this show on the road
A vision to build an efficient, practical family car fuelled by solar power is driving a Flinders University team to get their first entry in the […]
New resource supports nationally consistent palliative care
Older Australians will be more informed and better cared for at the end of their lives thanks to a new online resource launched in Canberra today. […]
Focusing on the perils of macular degeneration
Get your eyes checked professionally or risk losing your vision to macular degeneration. That’s the stark warning from South Australian optometrists about a condition that often […]
Calming concerns on Confucius Institute
The cultural and linguistic benefits flowing from hundreds of Confucius Institute Chinese teaching and learning centres around the world far outweigh concerns they pose a risk […]
Healthy eating for country folk
A work placement by Flinders Nutrition and Dietetics students has reflected some healthy changes in a rural South Australian community via the Coorong Healthy Highways project. […]
The nightmare realised – Opinion
Flinders PhD candidate Jesse Barker Gale offers commentary on the latest political furore to engulf the U.S. President. Short of engaging in a land war in […]