Inland sea a perfect storm for opals
Australian museums and Outback fossickers can thank the events of 100 million years ago for their fossil treasures and high-quality opals, says Flinders science writer Danielle Clode.
Students
Toxic tycoons – how society and the environment pay for the bad habits of the super rich
Professor Iain Hay’s public lecture tomorrow will detail how the consumption decisions of the super rich unwittingly shape the spending patterns and environmental impacts of millions of people.
Presidential reception for student
Flinders University language student Seisia Kane has taken part in the official celebrations of its 70 years of independence in Indonesia.
Disease of poverty spurs research
The agony of an 11-year-old African girl giving birth without medical care is the focus of postgraduate research by Flinders student Glory Gatwiri.
Characters drive Holly’s second Young Playwright award
For someone whose first love is acting, Holly Brindley pushes a mean pen. Holly has just won the State Theatre Company’s Flinders University Young Playwright Award […]
Big year for New Colombo Plan exchange opportunities
Almost 200 Flinders University students will have the opportunity to take part in 18 projects in the Asia-Pacific region next year under the expanded $20 million New Colombo Plan Mobility Program.
Flinders to lead global underwater archaeology network
From our own historic shipwrecks to the classical harbours and submerged villages of the Mediterranean, Australia has a new steering role in investigating the world’s underwater past.
Flinders joins Garma’s festival of dialogue and dance
Unlike most of the visitors, Flinders staff and students based at Nhulunbuy in the Northern Territory didn’t have to travel far to join the annual Garma Festival.
Countdown to 3MT showdown
Psychology student Jeremy Stevenson is working hard to avoid anxiety about this week’s Three Minute Thesis finals at Flinders.