Stars rise after clean sweep of screen awards
Experience and raw talent have seen a long list of Flinders University graduates scoop the pool at the 21st South Australian Screen Awards. From recent Bachelor […]
ANZAC – a day to remember
ANZAC Day is poignant reminder of the freedoms and lifestyle we enjoy. The bravery of those involved in the first major military action fought by Australians […]
Lost graves identified by new archaeology methods
Flinders University archaeologists are using cutting edge subsurface imaging technology to help assist community groups map unmarked graves and manage their cultural heritage. “This is a […]
Marine sponge tests point to human microbiome answers
Using marine sponges, Flinders University researchers have developed a new technique to read complex microbial populations – a technique that could also be applied to improve […]
Fish that outlived dinosaurs reveals secrets of ancient skull evolution
A new study into one of the world’s oldest types of fish, Coelacanth, provides fresh insights into the development of the skull and brain of vertebrates […]
Rebuilt Notre Dame could be just as wonderful
The destruction of Notre Dame cathedral is lamentable. A wonderful icon has been largely destroyed by fire. However, we should not despair, writes Claire Smith, Professor […]
Dog care needed to aid Indigenous scabies problem
Quality veterinary care for dogs in Indigenous communities is necessary to improve human health. This includes control of dog scabies which may have direct and flow-on […]
Blurred lines in judging female sex traffickers
The complexity of human trafficking in Australia for sexual exploitation is compounded by about half of the prosecuted perpetrators being females, and many who were once […]
Vic principals head to SA to combat rural challenges
School leaders from rural Victoria commenced a unique program at SA’s Flinders University this week, which aims to help them overcome the challenges of their regional […]