Flinders to revitalise Creative Arts
An increase in contemporary and innovative topics is at the heart of plans to reposition Flinders University’s Drama offerings and confirm its Bachelor of Creative Arts […]
Burns prevention and treatment an urgent priority for Indigenous children
A nine-year analysis of Australian children hospitalised for burns has found Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children were admitted three times as frequently as non-Indigenous children […]
SA slavery examined on Human Rights Day
The push to have a human rights framework introduced in South Australia, which will also combat incidents of modern slavery, will gather momentum at a forum […]
Aged Care policy reform crucial to attract workers
Work-related stress, lack of career progression and up-skilling opportunities are key deficiencies in Australia’s aged care sector with casual staff working across multiple homes to secure […]
Fresh findings on wind farms and sleep disruption
As wind power generation becomes more important, experts at Flinders University are examining whether wind ‘farm’ turbine noise in the environment can affect sleep and wellbeing […]
New insights to childhood dementia
Is the eye a window to the brain in Sanfilippo syndrome, an untreatable form of childhood-onset dementia, Australian researchers ask in a new publication. The findings […]
Getting a grip on men’s health
Men with muscles like a young Arnold Schwarzenegger or a top weightlifter look powerful but a handshake will give away whether they’re a healthy specimen – […]
Art and Marine Biotech combine to help solve plastics problem
The development of Marine-derived Biopolymer Materials at Flinders University to help solve global plastics problems has taken the innovative step of inviting artists work with research […]
New paramedic course in NT
A nationally recognised paramedic course is starting in the Northern Territory next year. The Flinders Bachelor of Paramedic Science is an Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency-approved […]