50 years of fossil wonders
A casual weekend of cave exploring in 1969 was the start of something big when young enthusiasts Rod Wells and Grant Gartrell clambered through to the […]
Research expands on ageing, and Aussie songbird origins
There’s no place like home – particularly to age well – and an Australian Research Council grant will add to a growing range of Flinders University […]
Authors trek diverse paths to get published
The pathway to publication for Australian authors is far from straightforward, as Flinders University senior lecturer in creative writing Dr Amy Matthews knows all too well. […]
Flinders endorsed with suite of defence courses
Flinders is ensuring its graduates are ready to seize cutting edge jobs in the defence and cyber security industries with the endorsement of a suite of […]
Dr Space Junk soars as the people’s choice
A new book by Flinders’ internationally renowned space archaeologist Dr Alice Gorman has won the People’s Choice category at the 2019 Nib Literary Award in Sydney. […]
Burns units need to cater for Indigenous kids
Aboriginal liaison workers in burn units, and greater cultural competence by clinicians in health services, are urgently needed for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander burns patients […]
Against all odds – Thai cave rescue story revealed
Stunning details of the dramatic rescue of 12 young soccer players from a flooded cave in Thailand in 2018 have been revealed in a candid and […]
Workplace reforms in jeopardy, sociologist warns
Distinguished Flinders University workplace sociologist Professor Claire Williams is worried about the future of employment and safety of workers. In spite of years of reforms and […]
GP awards highlight quality teaching and regional footprint
Flinders University congratulates Mount Gambier’s Hawkins Clinic and alumnus Dr Raphael Torome on their national wins for 2019 General Practice of the Year, and General Practice […]