Ancient seawall first known defence against sea level rise
Ancient Neolithic villagers on the Carmel Coast in Israel built a seawall to protect their settlement against rising sea levels in the Mediterranean, revealing humanity’s struggle […]
Honouring Harry
He’s received the Star of Courage, a Medal of the Order of Australia, the Most Admirable Order of the Direkgunabhorn, a Flinders University Distinguished Alumni Award – and now joint 2019 Australian of the Year Dr Richard […]
Toxoplasma in undercooked meat
A new study by Flinders researchers highlights the possibility of catching Toxoplasma infection from eating undercooked meat. Toxoplasma is a parasite that causes inflammation of the […]
Flinders’ healthy NHMRC success
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health, HIV transmission in remote communities, pelvic pain, and treatments for conditions such as cancer, diabetes and heart attacks are amongst […]
Mental health services for SA female prisoners
More can be done to improve the mental health of South Australian female prisoners according to the authors of a new Flinders study. A pilot study […]
PM daughter’s hunt for wartime missing
The heartbreak and uncertainty of the vast number of missing World War I dead and the unsung Australian humanitarian efforts to solve this mystery – led […]
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. […]
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 […]