Flinders receives national awards
Flinders University’s contribution to the lifting of secondary school retention rates in Adelaide’s south has been recognised with a national award. It is the twelfth time […]
Flinders examines pool chlorine boost to indigenous kids’ hearing
A dip in the local swimming pool on a hot day may help to save thousands of Aboriginal children from ear infections and subsequent hearing loss, […]
A Flinders first in US Supreme Court
A Flinders University law student has become the first Australian to be selected as a Judicial Intern at the Supreme Court of the United States. Mr […]
No trend in Labor’s losses
Political pundits and Liberal supporters might like to think that the arrival of Federal Labor government spells doom for the sitting ALP governments in the States, […]
Research key to dolphins future
The future survival of the Port River’s popular dolphin population is dependent on gaining a detailed insight into the pod’s habitat and the measures needed to protect it, according to a Flinders University marine biologist.
Australian stories find new voice
Children’s literature is experiencing one of its most exciting periods and Australian authors are leading the way in contemporary storytelling, according to Flinders University’s 2008 May […]
Flinders shows its colour for cancer
Flinders University will send a strong message of the importance of breast cancer research and its Central Library building will glow pink this week as part […]
User input crucial to success in assistive devices design
The chances of functional and commercial success of assistive devices are greatly enhanced if the end users are involved in the design and development process from […]
Support needed for Timor-Leste
The February shooting of President Jose Ramos-Horta was a reminder of the fragility of social and political achievements in Timor-Leste, and is evidence of the country’s […]