The path to reconciliation runs through education
Education is the key to reconciliation – and Professor Jackie Huggins AM (DipEd ’88, BA(Hons) ’90) says it starts with Indigenous Australians succeeding in higher education, […]
Archive Author: David Sly
Productive solutions to meaty environmental concerns
The question of what constitutes sustainability hangs heavily over Australia’s substantial meat industries, but Dr Benjamin Holman (MBAFutureBus ’25) is providing scientific answers that are advantageous […]
Skating to better rehabilitation thanks to an ingenious idea
Great medical ideas can come from the most unlikely places – such as a grandmother on a farm using a skateboard to rehabilitate after major knee […]
Inspiring more girls to pursue scientific studies
Building the numbers of female scientists begins with inspiring more young girls to pursue scientific studies, which is why Flinders University has developed the STEM Enrichment […]
New York, New York
The positive energy of Zjantelle Cammisa Markel (LLB, BA ’98) has propelled her legal career onto the international stage. Using the knowledge garnered from studying law […]
Travelling in a successful direction
Despite forming a travel business while emerging online booking operations threatened to unravel the travel industry, Mark Trim (BBgIntFin ’05) has forged a thriving modern […]
Better Data will improve Indigenous health outcomes
A gap exists in accurate records of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health data – especially with under-reported births and deaths – so improvements in […]
Uncovering the link between pregnancy and women's and children's future hea...
Pregnancy complications occur in more than 90,000 of the 300,000 Australian births each year, and these problems also signal future health issues for mothers and […]
The professors who laid the foundations
The great ambition and risk taken by Flinders University to create Australia’s first integrated Medical School with a new clinical hospital was brought to life […]