Exploring the Edges of Excess
Kate Bohunnis wins this year’s $100,000 Ramsay Art Prize. Flinders University creative arts graduate Kate Bohunnis (BCreatArts(Hons) ’18) has used silicone, stainless steel and aluminium to […]
Dying2Learn is opening up difficult conversations
It’s something we must all ultimately address, yet our society remains deeply reticent to talk openly about death and dying. ‘If we don’t have these conversations, […]
When autism meets the law
Professor Robyn Young is working to stop autistic people from slipping through the justice system cracks. An interaction with the police and the criminal courtsystem is […]
Closing the gap on justice in the NT
Leanne Liddle is set to transform the Northern Territory justice system. As Director of the Aboriginal Justice Unit in the Northern Territory’s Department of the Attorney-General […]
OPINION: Silver linings in a tourism grey area
Dr Lauren Meyer explains the issues in ensuring sustainable shark tourism. Cage-diving with white sharks is one of our most popular marine wildlife tourism activities, but […]
Digital shipbuilding for the future
Australia’s first digital shipbuilding course at Flinders University is building new careers and gaining industry recognition. Just 18 months after going live, the Diploma of Digital […]
A force for hope and understanding
Sarah Brown AM is a crucial figure in the development of improved services in remote communities. With a focus on advancing the health of Aboriginal Australians […]
New hope for tinnitus sufferers
With one in six people in Australia suffering from chronic tinnitus, Flinders University audiology researchers are looking for much-needed solutions. DNA forensic science expert Professor Adrian […]
Magnificent support for cancer research
Barbara Hughes honours her dear friend through the Margaret Fay Fuller Scholarship. Back in 1950, Barbara Hughes won the title of Most Graceful Physical Culture Girl […]