FLEX takes to the streets
A driverless public electric shuttle will start operating around the Tonsley Innovation District this week as part of a five-year trial of autonomous vehicle technology set […]
Research
New ways to pin down culture – and criminals
Flinders University researchers will help ‘nail’ new methods of catching criminals – and to capture the untold benefits of the arts and culture – after securing […]
Doctor burnout: How to share the load
Senior, influential and experienced doctors must lead action to protect their younger colleagues from debilitating burnout, say the authors of a Perspective published in the Medical […]
Action plan to tackle elder abuse
An Action Plan as been devised to improve responses for older women affected by domestic and family violence in South Australia. The plan, launched on World […]
New sport beverage attracts investors
Flinders University start-up Preserve Health has raised more than $500,000 in seed capital to launch later this year. The funding from angel investors and high net-worth individuals, […]
Native fish tell story of Australia’s less arid past
Despite the odds, new research has shown how a tiny fish managed to find its way across the arid Australian continent – more than once. The […]
Year 7 bullies can become victims
Students who are bullies in Year 7 are also likely to become victims in high school, Flinders research has found. A new study of 1,382 students […]
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 […]
Addiction – a fine line between pleasure and pain
Public health has a problem with pleasure, often calling on people to suppress the pleasures of eating, alcohol, smoking, drugs, sex or gambling. However, an academic […]