Flinders takes on World Cerebral Palsy Day
Flinders University is throwing its support behind World Cerebral Palsy Day today (October 2) – a global push to improve the lives of people living with cerebral palsy (CP).
Flinders/Israeli scientists study drug resistance
Microbiologists from Flinders University are teaming up with their Israeli counterparts at the Weizmann Institute to study how common bugs including E coli and Staphylococcus become resistant to antibiotics.
Ageing Greek migrants turn to family for support
Older Greek migrants are relying on their families for support in preference to aged care services, research from Flinders University shows.
Street procession lends solemnity to graduations
For the first time, today in the Adelaide Town Hall, Flinders University will hold graduation ceremonies in September.
Oldest-old women less happy with husbands
Having a husband in old age doesn’t necessarily make a woman happy, research from Flinders University reveals.
Prisoners build a new foundation for life
The Flinders Foundation Studies Program, a semester-long preparation course for university study, has its first ‘graduates’ from within the South Australian prison system.
Shopfront gives Flinders new Noarlunga presence
Flinders University has a new ‘shopfront’ in Adelaide’s southern suburbs, with the opening today of a facility at TAFE SA’s Noarlunga campus.
The rising cost of cancer
Pressure is mounting on the Federal Government to fund a growing number of high-cost cancer medications, a Flinders University researcher says.
International program showcases inclusive education
A group of 25 educators, disability advocates and policymakers from Nepal and Indonesia is in Adelaide as part of an AusAID Australia Awards Fellowship program to examine local models of inclusive education for students living with disability.