Free help to quit smoking
Long-time smokers are invited to apply to join an innovative new approach to finally help quit smoking – all free and online for up to 800 […]
New guide for families using aged care
When someone dies in residential aged care, families and friends experience grief and loss – and some of this grief may have started earlier when the […]
Viking ship burials shrouded in mystery
New detailed surveys of Viking age ship settings in Hjarnø, Denmark have been completed by archaeologists examining the origins and makeup of the Kalvestene grave field, […]
Bronze Flinders finds ‘forever’ home at Station Plaza
A life-size statue of famed navigator Matthew Flinders has finally been placed in its ‘forever’ home at Flinders’ Station Plaza, almost five years to the day […]
Children explain their food insecurity woes
The cruel realities of childhood food insecurity bite hard. Findings of new research show that children feel the economic pressures and hardships faced by their families. […]
Medication hurdle for pregnant women
Pregnant Australian women are being denied access to medications which treat severe nausea and vomiting by pharmacists and medical practitioners because of misleading labels and a […]
Trigger warnings may prolong bad memories
Trauma memories can suddenly return when survivors are exposed to material that reminds them of the event—a process known as “triggering” which can be very distressing. Trigger […]
Assemblage support for creative artists
The Assemblage Centre for Creative Arts at Flinders University is off to a flying start. Leading creative artists are getting a helping hand from Flinders University’s […]
Clues to killer whale cluster
Why do more than 100 gather off Western Australia every year? A Flinders University researcher has finally fathomed why large numbers of killer whales gather at […]