$2.4m advances Flinders to new carbon positive goal
A fresh investment of $2.4 million into solar and sustainability was announced at the formal launch of Flinders University’s massive solar carpark and the release of […]
Food safety model aims to boost consumer trust
Concerns over food safety after Australia’s September 2018 adulterated strawberries scandal have created a lingering lack of trust between consumers and the food industry – even […]
Hybrid species could save finches from invasive parasite
A hybrid bird species on the Galapagos Islands could help scientists find a way to stop an invasive fly which is killing off the hatchlings of […]
New tool a key to understand disease biomarker
The process of oxidative stress, a body imbalance that modifies proteins, is a problem associated with heart disease, diabetes and Alzheimer’s disease – yet it remains […]
Dr Space Junk takes on the Universe
The Australian Space Agency’s arrival in Adelaide signals an important reconnection for South Australia with its significant space history, as outlined in a new book by […]
Is the ANZAC legend used for all the wrong reasons?
ANZAC day commemorations in Gallipoli and Northern France are only weeks away and continue to hold a special place in the psyche of Australians, with thousands […]
Entrepreneurship ramps up in Barossa and beyond
Residents in the Barossa, Mid North and Yorke Peninsula are being supported to develop their own businesses through the Federal Government’s $17 million Entrepreneurship Facilitators expansion […]
Legal eagles swoop in on new tech
The transformation of the legal industry means young lawyers need the technological skills to create and use apps that deliver improved services for their clients. Whether […]
Research that is making a difference
From the transformation of the nation’s legal appeals system, to the development of food and fuel from marine bioproducts – the inaugural national assessment of the […]