Indonesia trip to help students tackle religious stereotyping
Flinders students are working to breakdown community stereotypes and build an understanding and appreciation of Islam in Indonesia during a trip to Yogyakarta funded by the […]
Politics and Public Policy
Four Flinders staff in Queen’s Birthday list
Four members of Flinders University’s academic staff are among the recipients of Queen’s Birthday Honours announced today. Public health researcher and advocate Professor Fran Baum and […]
Impact of Arrium closure prompts call for action
The closure of Arrium could cost South Australia three quarters of a billion dollars and 5000 jobs, says a Flinders University analysis.
Controversial research looks at perpetrator views on domestic violence
New Flinders University research on domestic violence has taken the approach of interviewing both male perpetrators and women in the hope of understanding how to successfully […]
Indonesia goes digital at major student conference on campus
The biggest event on the Indonesian student calendar, Konferensi Internasional Pelajar Indonesia (KIPI) 2016, organised by the Indonesian Students Association Australia, will be held at Flinders […]
New book shares golden nuggets on worlds of the super rich
A new book by a Flinders University expert on the super rich is offering rare insights into their lives.
Bullied, missing school and hungry – report reveals reality of many Aussie kids
One in ten Australian children miss school at least once a week, almost one in six have been bullied, and one in thirty goes to bed or school hungry nearly every day.
‘Anti-Corruption Council, not Commonwealth ICAC, the best way to tackle corruption’
A Commonwealth ICAC would be expensive, inefficient, divisive – and hardly any of the world’s least corrupt nations have a national anti-corruption agency.
Corruption seems to be on the rise, says professor
Perceptions that corruption is on the rise is a concern to Australia’s global standing, says Flinders Strategic Professor Adam Graycar.