Warning on pandemic cybercrime rates
A new study of almost 12,000 Australians has found one-third of the adult population has experienced pure cybercrime during their lifetime, with 14% reporting this disruption […]
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Students benefited from online learning switch
Students struggling academically benefited most when schools around the world transitioned from classroom teaching to online learning in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, and the switch […]
ARC grants support bold research projects
Addressing the housing needs of adults with intellectual disability, exploring Aboriginal rock art in the upper Murray region and improving home environments for young people in […]
Women’s business grows and grows
Imagine being excluded from school at 12, or not being able to afford sanitary products. Menstruation stigma affects millions around the world, with periods considered unclean […]
Human trafficking and the law
Women and girls, who are often themselves victims of human trafficking and are sexually exploited by criminal gangs, are being prosecuted and convicted for human trafficking-related […]
Sights set on curbing ‘crime guns’
A community or sub-culture encouraging young men’s exposure and obsession with guns – as well as ready access to firearms and drugs – can make gun […]
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 […]
Students making a world of difference
As well as academic and research excellence, Flinders University international students showcased a world of caring experiences as recognised at this year’s StudyAdelaide Student Awards ceremony. […]
How to propel Australia’s space race
Flinders University researchers have devised an innovative way to measure “space power” which will help Australia realise its ambition to be a more prevalent and dynamic […]