Ancient case of microbial death
A remarkably preserved horseshoe crab fossil from North America offers rare insight into some of the earliest known cases of animal disease in a Late Carboniferous […]
Flinders launches Australian-first diploma for people with intellectual disability
Offering a unique and supportive pathway into employment for people with intellectual disability, Flinders University will lead a national first in 2026, with the launch of […]
Flinders learning pop up comes to Rundle Mall
Flinders University will bring its friendly ducks and passion for learning to the heart of Rundle Mall this week. As the festive season kicks into gear, […]
Tackling mine waste, from the ground up
Thousands of open cut mines lie abandoned worldwide, while more stringent mine site rehabilitation laws in Australia are paving the way for improved long-term restoration efforts. […]
Tea linked to stronger bones in older women
A new study from Flinders University offers insight into how two of the world’s most popular beverages, coffee and tea, may influence bone health in older […]
Flinders awarded ARC funding to lead national effort on prisoner reintegration
Nearly half of the 67,000 people released from prison each year return within two years, and the national correctional budget is projected to exceed $7 billion […]
Getting rest is the best
Getting enough sleep and staying active are two of the most important things we can do for our health, but new research shows that most people […]
Turning team spirit into wildlife action
Lions, tigers, wolves, leopards, and bears are some the world’s favourite sport symbols, but while they thrive on jerseys, many of these species are at risk […]
Fairy-wren danger call goes on the record
After years studying wild birds in the bush, Flinders University experts have described a new call type frequently used by one of Australia’s favourite birds, the […]