Research adds 10,000 years to human life in the Flinders Ranges
Human settlement in Australia’s arid interior has been reset to about 50,000 years ago – almost 10,000 years earlier than previously reported.
Students rally for Earth
The Students of Sustainability (‘SoS’) conference at Flinders this week will focus on the environment, Aboriginal culture and social equity.
Remote Indigenous diabetes care to extend to eyes
A successful diabetes management program run by Flinders University in rural and remote Indigenous communities may soon link with a critical eye screening service.
Flinders honours key figure in NT development
Flinders University has awarded the degree of Doctor of the University to Dr Peter Toyne, legislator, educator and a key figure in the Northern Territory’s development.
Bush medicine offers wider health, economic benefits
Research that aims to develop therapeutic products from traditional Aboriginal plant-based medicines has been extended by a major NHMRC grant.
Breaking the family prison cycle
Professor Mark Halsey is investigating the cause, extent and impact of intergenerational incarceration in South Australia.
Scholarship supports Indigenous students
A new State Government scholarship for Indigenous medical students will enhance the care of Aboriginal people.
Mapping the Indigenous patient journey
A mapping tool to track the entire Aboriginal patient journey, from home to hospital and back home again, has been developed by Flinders University researchers.
Drug name game in national nursing award
Flinders University staff and graduates have a significant presence as finalists in the 2012 HESTA Australian Nursing Awards.