Variety and convenience can help women boost their intake of fish
Women are often told to eat more red meat, yet it is just as important for women to increase their weekly fish intake.
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Prisoner art earns praise and a second exhibition
After a strongly positive response from artists and visitors to last year’s inaugural exhibition, Art by Prisoners has returned to the Playhouse foyer.
Blueprint for the War on Terror
UK counter-terrorism operations aimed at preventing the Islamic terrorist threat began long before September 11.
Promoting mental health on campus
‘Prevention is better than cure, but help is always at hand’’ was the big message of the Mental Health event today at Flinders.
Fostering harmony in a civil society
Flinders is developing an international reputation on the strength of an innovative approach to meeting the religious and spiritual needs of its students based on the concept of hospitality.
Building better blood vessels
A Flinders University research team is developing novel drugs that could pave the way for potential breakthroughs in cancer, dementia and Parkinson’s disease.
A PhD with lessons in life
Any PhD has aspects of a marathon, but for Trish Thornberry the process of completing her thesis was more in the nature of a steeplechase, with plenty of falls along the way.
A path to tertiary education for prisoners
A pathway to university study is now available inside one of South Australia’s prisons, thanks to a pilot program run by Flinders, TAFE SA and the Department for Correctional Services.
Flinders researchers tap into Ti Tree Basin
Groundwater experts from Flinders University are setting up one of the world’s largest arid zone groundwater studies in the Northern Territory.