Thumbs up for planned home births
Australian women who wish to give birth at home should be supported in their choice if they are at low risk of complications, says Flinders University’s Professor Marc Keirse.
Ancient fishes had abs
The discovery of ancient fishes with rippling abdominal muscles shows that palaeontology still holds an important role in modern science.
Fresh praise for Flinders groundwater leaders
Groundwater experts from Flinders University have won a state leadership award in the Water Industry Alliance’s Smart Water Awards, announced at the Adelaide Convention Centre in May.
Safety first: reporting food scares
Journalists believe their primary role in food scares is to inform the public of potential health risks, according to Flinders research.
Vale Christopher Pearson
Christopher Pearson, a respected journalist and Flinders University alumnus, died on Friday.
Joint disability study shines in national competition
A Flinders Uni and Novita Children’s Services study exploring the benefits of learning to use social networking sites for young people with physical disabilities has received national recognition.
Eating disorders – are we doing enough?
South Australia is “playing catch-up” when it comes to eating disorder prevention and support, a leading psychologist from Flinders University says.
Greek goes online to Griffith
Language students at Griffith University will soon have the benefit of online Greek language teaching and content from Flinders University.
A taxing question for small business
Encouragement for small business needs to move away from broad-based tax concessions towards financial support linked to innovation, says a Flinders business academic.