Pain relief program wins national teaching award
A program that is successfully addressing a humanitarian need for palliative care within the Asia Pacific region has won a national teaching award.
Celebration chimes with today’s Indonesia
Indonesian music will ring out from the Flinders University Pendopo tomorrow – but it won’t just be the mesmerising traditional sound of the resident gamelan orchestra.
Clean so far, but beware corruption
A national survey of perceptions of corruption is one of the focal points of a public lecture by Professor Adam Graycar.
Australian blue whales now call Antarctica home
New findings suggest that the ecology of blue whales – the largest living animal – has recently changed due to human activities.
Flinders recruits volunteer history expert
Melanie Oppenheimer is the new Professor of History in the School of International Studies at Flinders University.
Award for Flinders palliative care pioneer
Emeritus Professor Ian Maddocks, former head of Palliative Care at Flinders, has received the award of Senior Australian of the Year (SA).
National review of liquor licensing legislation released
Researchers at the National Centre for Education and Training on Addiction at Flinders University have undertaken a national review of liquor licensing legislation.
Greek festival presents a philosophical face
A bust of Aristotle was unveiled by Premier Jay Weatherill at Flinders University during yesterday’s Dimitria Greek Festival.
Searching for answers to gut pain
Researchers from Flinders University are using newly developed technologies to better understand what causes unexplained gut pain.