Stakes point to Vietnam’s glorious victory
Maritime archaeologists from Flinders University hope to shed new light on a fierce 13th century battle fought by the Vietnamese against the invading fleet of China’s […]
A cultural monster mash
Monsters – and drama students – from two cultures have teamed up to present a new play that will have its world premiere at Okinawa’s annual […]
Flinders leads the world with IB courses
Flinders University will become the first tertiary institution in the world to offer a new qualification for middle school educators teaching the International Baccalaureate Middle Years […]
A balanced approach to the environment
Attitudes towards environmental history tend to be polarised, either glorifying the achievements of the past or damning them for their recent consequences; now a new course in history offers a balanced and analytical look at Australia’s chequered past.
Good news for bad sleepers
New research at Flinders University holds out the promise of drug-free relief from insomnia for older adults. Researchers from the School of Psychology are seeking participants […]
Climate change is killing the Coorong
The ecosystem of one of South Australia’s iconic waterways, the Coorong, is on the verge of collapse as lack of freshwater pushes salinity to deadly levels, […]
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 […]