Ancient air-breathing fish comes to the surface
Alice Spring’s Finke River (Larapinta), often cited as one of the oldest rivers in the world, once hosted waters teeming with bizarre animals – including a […]
Remote art centres join dots for PhD scholar
Bidjara woman Ms Maree Meredith today becomes the first PhD graduate of the Flinders Poche Centre for Indigenous Health and Well-Being. The Flinders University lecturer and […]
Sam to the rescue of Silver City’s silver screen
A work placement in the Outback has given tourism student Samuel Norman a big picture of the world. A five-week placement at Broken Hill has led […]
Research closing the gap for Aboriginal health
An innovative health science centre in Alice Springs has become the first Aboriginal-led collaboration to receive formal Federal Government recognition for delivery of regional health research […]
Boost for medical training in SA and NT
Flinders University is looking to deliver even more sophisticated, on-location specialist, generalist and rural GP training for doctors in the Northern Territory and South Australia. The Federal Government […]
Praise for NT health service
The benefits of ‘Aboriginal health in Aboriginal hands’ has received endorsement from a wide-ranging investigation of Australian primary health care services. The Central Australian Aboriginal Congress […]
Bumper year for NT medical school
The Northern Territory’s latest crop of 15 graduating doctors includes the largest Indigenous cohort since Flinders launched the NT Medical Program.
NT’s first home-grown doctors graduate from Flinders
The first doctors to be educated entirely in the Northern Territory will graduate at a Flinders University ceremony in Darwin on December 18.