Sore throat? Don’t expect antibiotics
Doctors still frequently prescribe antibiotics for ‘strep throat’ – without using an extended consultation that may indicate a viral infection rather than a bacterial one, a […]
Managing diverse staff is critical for hotel success
In recent years, the cut-throat hotel industry has faced growing competition from travel sites and Airbnb bookings. So who would have thought the ability to depend […]
Dynamic duo fly high as Tall Poppy award winners
The complexity of modern living and its effects on our brains and behaviour has seen two Flinders University researchers become SA Tall Poppy 2019 finalists. Flinders […]
Flinders first university in Australia endorsed for naval shipbuilding
Flinders has partnered with the Naval Shipbuilding College to ensure graduates are ready to seize future cutting-edge jobs in the National Naval Shipbuilding Enterprise. As the […]
Commercial fishing threatens sharks worldwide
Even the remotest parts of the ocean appear to offer highly migratory sharks little refuge from industrialised fishing fleets, according to a major new international study […]
Walking 800km in her shoes
Flinders alumni feature in a new play written by drama lecturer Sarah Peters, opening at Holden Street Theatres in Hindmarsh. The play is based on Ms […]
Milestones for SA heroes of aviation
Two famous stories in South Australian aviation history are taking off this year, assisted by Flinders University academics. The centenary of Sir Ross and Keith Smith’s […]
Need to protect our moon heritage
It’s 50 years since the two Apollo 11 astronauts – Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin – spent 22 hours collecting samples, deploying experiments and sometimes just […]
New metro rail link piles on progress
The first sod has been turned on the $125 million Flinders Link Project, extending the current Tonsley rail line to the Flinders medical and education precincts. […]