Why we ignore abuses in custody
Common beliefs that people who commit crime are inherently bad and unlikely to change may make the public more accepting of illegitimate harms within the criminal […]
Fighting cancer also means fighting against social stigma
Cancer-related discrimination is an important but often overlooked issue – and can continue to affect people long after their diagnosis or treatment. Cancer-related discrimination arises from […]
Cyber crime trap for people with autism
Autistic adults may have elevated risks of being involved in cyber-related crime, with Flinders University experts warning that these people might fall into such crimes unwittingly. […]
App provides a pathway to better ear and hearing health
The creation of a simple phone app by Flinders University researchers may provide the key to improve ear and hearing health for Australia’s Indigenous children – […]
2026 aged care provider quality and safety reports available now
South Australian aged care providers can now access their annual quality and safety reports, providing valuable insights to help improve care and compare performance across the […]
Flinders University celebrates 50 years of shaping nutrition and dietetics
Five decades of nutrition and dietetics education at Flinders University has helped shape the way Australians eat – guiding a profession that has grown in significance […]
Leaving the military about more than finding another job
Leaving the military is about far more than finding another job. For many veterans, it means rebuilding identity, purpose and belonging while navigating a vastly different […]
Fast-ageing placentas may explain pre-eclampsia risks
For women diagnosed with pre-eclampsia, the only cure is often to deliver the baby – even if the pregnancy has not yet reached full term. Pre-eclampsia […]
Climate change and the Coorong
Ongoing research is providing a clearer picture of how climate change can affect different aspects of the Coorong in South Australia – and is developing strong […]