Deadly doings at Flinders’ NAIDOC week
From heart health to deadly dancing, Flinders University’s Student Association is gearing up for a mega-celebration of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture through its own […]
Final farewell to Uncle Stevie Goldsmith
A ceremonial fire pit near the Yunggorendi building is amongst plans to honour Kaurna elder Stephen Gadlabardi Warritya Goldsmith, who has died suddenly, aged 60. Steve […]
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.
Indigenous inspiration Moriarty and theatre producer Brookman receive honorary doctorates
One of Australia’s most inspirational Indigenous figures is being recognised alongside one of the country’s most successful theatre producers with honorary doctorates from Flinders University. Dr […]
Lest we forget our unsung war heroes
Anzac Day has special meaning for families of those killed in action, but the stories of long-forgotten soldiers are still being recovered.
Indigenous connections renewed at launch of Flinders’ new $63m Hub and Plaza
Aboriginal artworks, Indigenous VIPs and a traditional smoking ceremony will put Indigenous connections at the centre of Flinders University’s $63m Hub and Plaza launch today.
Justice for all? Views from the outside
Jacinta Ruru, an expert in Maori Indigenous law, will present the Elliott Johnston Memorial Lecture 2015 in Adelaide this week.
Curable eye disease still rife among Indigenous Australians
Australia remains the only developed country in the world not to have eliminated trachoma, the leading cause of infectious blindness, despite recent progress in tackling the disease.
Science, engineering scholarship boost
Flinders will offer a new $8000 per year scholarship to a science, information technology or engineering undergraduate student in 2013.