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 […]
BHP backs radiation research at Flinders
An environmental research initiative between Flinders University and global resource company BHP will boost South Australia’s mining and nuclear industries. The initiative, part of the State […]
Agents of change in dementia care
Flinders University is leading a national program to assist people living with dementia and their carers around Australia. The new Australian Government-funded project, with a $770,517 […]
Not the Sopranos, but still a cultural divide
Organised crime networks such as mafia ‘clans’, with links to drug trafficking, money laundering and corruption in high places, are a threat to national security. University […]
Turning up the heat on hypothermia
Blood clots, infections, heart attacks and the spiralling financial costs associated with surgery-related hypothermia could be reduced thanks to a leap forward in the technology used […]
Tall Poppy helping people cope with cancer
Effective cancer care needs more than medical treatments and should incorporate evidence-based psycho-social interventions, says 2017 South Australian Tall Poppy of Science Dr Lisa Beatty. With […]
Save the Murray – and Broken Hill, say groundwater experts
Leading Australian hydrogeologists say the proposed $500 million pipeline from the Murray River to Broken Hill will deliver much more expensive water than closer, plentiful high-quality […]
Cult cinema still provocative in a Netflix era
Three Flinders film students have curated a season of movie classics for Adelaide film society Cinémathèque at the Mercury Cinema. Bridget McDonald, Gere Fuss and Kyle […]
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 […]