Soldiers, not citizens
The extraordinary, and ironic, history of Australia’s Indigenous ANZACs will be the subject of a seminar at Flinders University Victoria Square.
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A step towards solving a maritime mystery
Students from Flinders University believe they have discovered the exact location of a Scottish sailing ship which sank in waters off Kangaroo Island more than 100 years ago.
Indigenous student forges ahead
Indigenous student Jessica Beinke has just graduated and collected an academic prize, but she has plenty of study ahead.
Testing times for groundwater
In South Australia’s arid landscape, rivers, creeks and streams are vital sources of groundwater.
Graduation brings a fork in the road
As twins, Alexander and Ivan Oulianoff have been walking in step for most of their lives, and after attending secondary school together they decided to undertake the same double degree at Flinders.
Time for 1500 celebrations
Fifteen graduates of a postgraduate Flinders course taught in China will fly in to receive their degrees with more than 1500 other graduates during the University’s graduation week.
Identifying the bad guy
Flinders University psychologist Professor Neil Brewer is proposing a radical alternative to the traditional police line-up.
Kicking goals at WIL
A Flinders Work-Integrated Learning placement took Katherine Baldwin to South Adelaide Football Club – two years on, she’s still submitting copy for the Panthers’ newsletter.
Flinders graduates light up the big screen
Flinders graduates have received more than 30 nominations in the South Australia Screen Awards across virtually all categories, and dominate those for best film, screenplay, cinematography and editing.