Regional arts-health project yields economic rewards
Investing in arts‑in‑health programs is not only improving wellbeing in rural communities, it is also delivering strong economic returns for local businesses, according to new research […]
Time for SA to lead in AI adoption
South Australia has a ‘once-in-a-generation’ opportunity to become Australia’s leading testbed and user of artificial intelligence (AI) and other critical technologies, according to a new report […]
Tips to help teachers in 21st century classrooms
Challenges facing teachers have intensified in 21st century classrooms, but a new book from Education experts provides strategies to provide essential support for how they can […]
Flinders Drama Centre marks playwright Howard Barker’s 80th birthday
Howard Barker, described by The Times as “one of the UK’s greatest living playwrights”, turns 80 this year, and Flinders Drama Centre will mark the occasion […]
Call to redesign aged care systems
Experts are calling for a major overhaul of health and aged care systems to cater for rising numbers of elderly people. As global birth rates decline […]
Kirsty Boden Scholarships help aspiring rural nurses achieve their dreams
Scholarships created in honour of brave SA nurse Kirsty Boden, tragically killed while helping others in the horrific 2017 London Bridge terror attacks, are providing timely […]
Flinders University to open India campus in Bengaluru in early 2027
Flinders University will establish an international campus in Bengaluru, bringing the quality of a Flinders education to one of the world’s leading technology and innovation capitals. […]
Why Aussies are having fewer kids
Exhaustion, trauma and the harsh realities of parenting are driving more Australian families to think twice about having another child. A new Flinders University study of […]
Rethinking the one-night sleep study
A single night of sleep testing may not be enough to diagnose sleep apnoea, with new Flinders University research revealing that night‑to‑night variation can lead to […]