Captured in time – our war internees
Foreigners who were interned when Australia went to war led remarkable lives, with many of their stories relatively untold. Prolific author Flinders University historian Professor Peter […]
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Insects on the university menu for Open Days
Crickets are on the Open Day menu for visitors to Flinders University as a tasty snack and an excellent example of a sustainable food source that […]
SA’s new national park helps save our heritage
The opening of Adelaide’s second national park in the metropolitan area, Glenthorne, is a coup for South Australians – along with SA’s history. Flinders University archaeologists […]
Targeting tech-savvy workers of the future
Flinders University is gearing up to showcase how technology is incorporated across all study disciplines and transforming future careers, with a range of immersive activities at […]
Follow in the footsteps of megafauna
Australia’s giant ‘wombat’, the Diprotodon, is described as the world’s largest marsupial, weighing more than 2.5 tonnes at almost 3m long. Award-winning Flinders University science writer […]
School’s out and Storm is coming
Flinders University graduate Storm Ashwood is set to take the horror-thriller film world by storm, literally, with the world premiere of his first feature film. The […]
Medieval times spring to life
Very old, yes, but medieval literature is far from antiquated, as a conference at Flinders this week confirms. Medieval sagas and themes for the basis of […]
Grants to send hundreds of students overseas
Almost 250 Flinders University students will enjoy life-changing international experiences as they build relationships and contribute to communities in the Indo-Pacific region, thanks to impressive funding […]
Discovery of SA’s oldest shipwreck
Flinders archaeology has helped locate and explore the site of South Australia’s oldest shipwreck at Encounter Bay near Victor Harbor. The barque South Australian was driven […]