$835m sub settlement: a waste, or price of trust?
The Australian Prime Minister’s announcement that $835 million would be paid to France in the wake of the scuttled submarine contract is an important step to […]
Politics and Public Policy
SA public schools heading in the wrong direction
With a new Minister for Education, Blair Boyer, and newly appointed Chief Executive Professor Martin Westwell, how will the Education Department’s overarching World Class agenda will […]
ARC grant protecting people with disability
A ground-breaking national framework protecting young people with disabilities from abuse is the aim of new research awarded funding under ARC Linkage projects and led by […]
Tackling corruption in Australia
As the SA Government guts its anti-corruption commission, and a NSW Premier falls, what are the lessons for integrity bodies in Australia? These questions will be […]
New Centre to defend democracy from cyber warfare
Foreign meddling in democratic elections, the proliferation of fake news and threats to national security through the ‘weaponisation of social media’ will be tackled by a […]
Almost 6000 solar panels to power our campus
One of Adelaide’s largest solar arrays will soon provide one-fifth of the electricity needed to power Flinders University’s Bedford Park campus. The project also sets the […]
Honours for star alumni and Flinders stalwarts
Advocate for older people, Flinders distinguished alumna Dr Kate Barnett, has received a Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) for services to aged welfare. She […]
Indigenous response to health equity
Social inequality health expert Sir Michael Marmot has seen some of the benefits of ‘Aboriginal health in Aboriginal hands’ during a visit to Central Australia this […]
High time for ‘smart’ offshore energy plan
Moves to explore and drill for oil and gas in the Great Australian Bight highlight the need for Australia to develop a sustainable offshore energy planning […]