Ten of the best win research awards
In a high calibre field, the work of 10 early-career researchers has been acknowledged by Flinders Vice-Chancellor Awards.
SA startups impress in Texas
Technology startup companies from Flinders New Venture Institute have returned from the USA with new business and investment opportunities – along with awards from global entrepreneurial challenges.
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.
Shakespeare without words? – it’s not half Bard
Film and drama lovers will get a rare chance to see silent Shakespeare at the free screening of the remastered 1920 German film ‘Hamlet: Drama of Vengeance’ at the Capri Cinema on 21 March with a live musical score.
Fifty Creatives puts spotlight on Flinders’ vibrant arts scene
An eye-catching photographic exhibition at Adelaide Festival Theatre puts the spotlight on Flinders University as the epicentre of Australia’s creative arts scene.
Children need a voice, say academics
Children and young people want a Children’s Commissioner or ‘champion’ to uphold their best interests, says child development expert Professor Phillip Slee, from Flinders’ School of Education.
Fringe interns put on a good show
The Adelaide Fringe 2016 has given marketing interns from Flinders some great experience, and lots of fun, as part of a University sponsorship.
Smaller, faster, better wastewater treatment
In a world first, a Flinders designed wastewater treatment system has been accepted as an alternative to existing passive lagoon systems for use in South Australia.
DNA work saves fish from extinction
Flinders University scientists have created a model for conservation programs after helping to bring local populations of native pygmy perch back from extinction.