Attitudes towards environmental history tend to be polarised, either glorifying the achievements of the past or damning them for their recent consequences; now a new course in history offers a balanced and analytical look at Australia’s chequered past.
New research at Flinders University holds out the promise of drug-free relief from insomnia for older adults. Researchers from the School of Psychology are seeking participants […]
The ecosystem of one of South Australia’s iconic waterways, the Coorong, is on the verge of collapse as lack of freshwater pushes salinity to deadly levels, […]
Barack Obama’s success in defeating the ‘heir apparent’ for the Democratic nomination for the US Presidency brings new excitement to the race to the White House. […]
Recently found fragments from a Europa rocket launched at Woomera 42 years ago are a poignant reminder of Australia’s glory days in the space race but […]
When a devastating earthquake rocked the Chinese province of Sichuan earlier this month, its impact was felt around the world, including Flinders University where 80 students […]
An Internet resource has been developed to provide reliable palliative care information to the estimated 100,000 Australians who each year face a life threatening progressive illness. […]
The UK’s premier tertiary education academy has awarded two of its teaching and learning Senior Fellowships to overseas recipients for the first time, and both have […]
Flinders University has scored a major coup, securing the Federal Government’s $1.25 million National Healthy Schools Canteen Project. Aimed at promoting good health and reducing the […]