Barack Obama’s success poses questions for Australia
Barack Obama’s success in defeating the ‘heir apparent’ for the Democratic nomination for the US Presidency brings new excitement to the race to the White House. […]
Rocket relics takes us back to the future
Recently found fragments from a Europa rocket launched at Woomera 42 years ago are a poignant reminder of Australia’s glory days in the space race but […]
Sichuan students stay on course despite earthquake
When a devastating earthquake rocked the Chinese province of Sichuan earlier this month, its impact was felt around the world, including Flinders University where 80 students […]
Website launched to help people make informed palliative care decisions
An Internet resource has been developed to provide reliable palliative care information to the estimated 100,000 Australians who each year face a life threatening progressive illness. […]
UK teaching awards go to Flinders’ finest
The UK’s premier tertiary education academy has awarded two of its teaching and learning Senior Fellowships to overseas recipients for the first time, and both have […]
National canteen project coup for Flinders
Flinders University has scored a major coup, securing the Federal Government’s $1.25 million National Healthy Schools Canteen Project. Aimed at promoting good health and reducing the […]
Flinders provides funding support for young athletes
Some of South Australia’s brightest young national and international sports representatives are among the recipients of the 2008 Flinders University Sport and Fitness Scholarships. Adelaide Lightning […]
Pricking consciences and shaming the shameless
Political cartooning is one of the last remaining avenues to shame the shameless and prick the national conscience on the big issues in life, according to […]
Lizards feel climate change
You have to hand it to the pygmy bluetongue – to date, it has quietly survived a barrage of natural hazards and man-made pressures. But the […]