Koala survival a balancing act
Koalas – designated as an endangered species in NSW, ACT and Queensland – are faring better in some parts of South Australia and Victoria, with Flinders […]
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Flinders and CDW Studios climb Rookies rankings
Flinders University and CDW studios have climbed the global ‘Rookies’ rankings to be listed amongst the top 30 creative media and entertainment art schools and colleges […]
Film festival talent to the fore
A stellar lineup of Flinders University filmmakers, writers and directors are involved in this year’s Adelaide Film Festival. Flinders University students and staff are invited to […]
Immersive VR collaboration at The Void
South Australians will be able to experience the life cycle of a butterfly like never before, with an immersive virtual and augmented reality artwork developed through […]
Call to stop Australian authors’ ageist stereotypes
Some Australian authors are guilty of perpetuating images of ageing women that should be challenged – and Ageism Awareness Day on 7 October, which coincides with […]
Powerhouse author offers Flinders intimate access
The introduction of best-selling Australian author Kate Forsyth as Flinders University’s inaugural Writer in Residence during October will provide its creative writing students with an intimate […]
New insights into desert climate and human occupation
Cutting-edge archaeology techniques are set to locate new archaeological sites and provide a climate record for dry-land lakes in Central Australia, as part of ground-breaking new […]
Arts can make a telling mark for Indigenous Australia
The Arts can provide a powerful tool for Indigenous people to make their mark on contemporary Australia – to amplify calls for social justice and inclusiveness, […]
New tech brings our ‘lost’ theatres back to life
Digital recreations are revealing fresh knowledge about five ‘lost’ theatres with the launch of a new book at the Queen’s Theatre in Playhouse Lane, Adelaide, which […]