Flo from Flores is not your mother
New research in Australia has found the tiny ‘hobbit’ people of Asia are not ancestors or even close relatives of modern humans. The most comprehensive study […]
Graduates invest in rural education
Fifteen school principals and school leaders from around Australia were among thousands of graduates completing their time at Flinders University at this month’s graduation ceremonies. The […]
Injury statistics hammer home truths
The danger of do-it-yourself (DIY) home renovations is revealed in a new report from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare. Analysis by the Flinders University […]
Metropolitan dolphins need more protection
Adelaide’s bottlenose dolphin habitats – in particular their favoured summer feeding grounds such as Hallett Cove and their shallow near-shore playgrounds in autumn – need more […]
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 […]
Inaugural $20k Helpmann Fellowship for Stephanie
Flinders’ Stephanie Norman will travel overseas to undertake life-changing opportunities after being selected for an inaugural Helpmann Academy Fellowship. The Fellowships were formally presented at a special […]
Brain Bank stalwart led the way
Robyn Flook, the long-running coordinator of the South Australian Brain Bank, has passed away after a long battle with cancer. Ms Flook joined the Flinders University […]
Law books delve into big questions
Flinders Professor of Law Margaret Davies is extending her own bibliography, aiming to keep pace with “the changing place of law in a complex world”. “I’ve […]
Goodness for bones in new marine product
Seaweed-lobster jelly that helps children get more calcium is just one of several products set to roll out from Flinders University biomedical research team. A new […]