New insights into gender identity in Australia
Sex-affirming surgery should be subsidised by Medicare without the need for a diagnosis of ‘gender dysphoria’, says Flinders University social studies expert Dr Damien Riggs.
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Reimagining remote Aboriginal schooling
Aboriginal children in remote areas are in need of a school curriculum that has relevance to their lives and values, according to speakers at a public lecture to be held in Alice Springs.
Groundwater experts search for solutions to 21st century problems
The global groundwater community – including experts from the National Centre for Groundwater Research and Training – will unite to discuss, debate and explore solutions to the groundwater challenges of the 21st century at the 2013 International Association of Hydrogeologists (IAH) Congress.
How we judge the judges
If the public perceives large discrepancies between a judge’s values and their own, the legitimacy of judicial authority is likely to come into question.
Just the right dose
When two patients are given the exact same dose of medication, their reaction to the drug – including how well it works and what side-effects it has – largely depends on the person.
Flinders revolutionising desal plants
A major problem facing desalination plants worldwide could soon be solved by nanotechnologists from Flinders University.
Young minds shine in 3MT competition
A thought-provoking presentation on the reasons why women undergo genital cosmetic surgery has emerged as the winner of Flinders University’s 2013 Three Minute Thesis competition, held on Friday (August 30).
Meals on Wheels drowning in red tape
The burden of government compliance poses a threat to the long-term viability of Meals on Wheels services around the nation.
Virtual art program takes world stage
A Flinders University-made platform that enables children with disabilities to create their own artworks will be showcased at an international convention in Korea this month.