Tributes to extraordinary Flinders alumni
Women who have dared to dream big and succeed – by creating the Space School in Adelaide, and fighting for people with disabilities – are among […]
College of Business, Government and Law
United stand to raise 1.5°C awareness
What do MPs and mayors, the heads of the Adelaide Festival, Fringe, and Emergency Services; dozens of students, and a bunch of scientists have in common? […]
Stage set for Trump’s 2020 return, expert says
As the Democrats recover from the whirlwind surprises of the Iowa caucus, Donald Trump unhesitatingly threw down the gauntlet in his yearly State of the Union […]
Holocaust ‘tourism’ still a big drawcard
In 75 years since the liberation of Auschwitz, tourism is alive and growing at notorious Nazi death camps. In a new book studying the main Holocaust-themed […]
Science educators honoured on Australia Day
Leading Australia Day Honours have been awarded to maverick fossil hunter and conservationist Professor Rod Wells and popular Flinders University physics teacher Associate Professor Maria Parappilly. […]
Internet increases teenage cyber crime risk
Many Australian teenagers are struggling to control their impulses on the internet, in a scramble for quick thrills and a sense of power online, which potentially […]
Flinders supports bushfire response and recovery
Flinders University is responding to the tragic bushfires sweeping across South Australia and the nation. Due to the unprecedented scale of the current emergency, the University […]
Calls for SA slavery investigation
A new investigation has reinforced calls for the South Australian Government to launch an inquiry into slavery and slavery-like practices in the State. The research report, […]
SA the ‘prime location’ for sub maintenance
Shifting the submarine maintenance contract from South Australia to Western Australia would not be in the national interest, a report by Flinders University has found. South […]