Walk of Fame retraces showbiz history
The long-running contribution of Flinders University to the arts is a feature of the new Walk of Fame promenade at the Adelaide Festival Centre. Names on […]
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Leading record of performing arts in jeopardy
The world’s largest directory of Australian stage performances is under threat as financial support for its ongoing development becomes tenuous in an uncertain funding environment. AusStage, […]
Cross-dressing wrestler no closet champion
Flinders drama graduate Richard Magarey is causing a sensation in Asia as the cross-dressing, heavy metal musician known as Ladybeard. A burly professional wrestler with a […]
Social media can help children
Constructively using social media and online chatrooms may help Australian school students rise in international PISA rankings, according to a Flinders University expert in teacher education. […]
Research leaders making a difference
Research-informed teaching is but one of the exceptional qualities acknowledged in this year’s recipients of the Flinders Vice-Chancellor’s Awards for Early Career Researchers. Eight outstanding recipients […]
SA at the centre of climate change coverage
South Australia leads the nation with 57% of its power sourced from renewables, and has committed to achieving net zero emissions by 2050. The claim is […]
Hidden histories of SA’s Riverland
A new chapter of the fate of Aboriginal communities during the European settlement of South Australia’s Riverland region is being written by Flinders University archaeologists. Supported […]
Zombies and Vikings make learning fun
Beware – the ‘Zombie Apocalypse’ will return to Flinders Bedford Park next year. Using theoretically-grounded techniques, the new course put science students to the survival test […]
Vital videos build our community
At the start of the bushfire alert season, a timely visual reminder has gone out to attract and support new CFS volunteers. The Country Fire Service […]