Professor Colin Raston’s vortex fluidic device and its promise to improve cancer treatment has received national media coverage in the press, on radio and on television.

Professor John Halsey’s call to establish industry-linked rural schools was broadcast as an interview and as a news item on regional ABC radio. Professor Martin Griffiths, Dean of International Studies) was interviewed about Australia and its relations with the US and China on ABC Radio 891. Professor John Wakerman (Flinders NT) reviewed the state of rural and remote health for the Medical Journal of Australia.

These mainstream media appearances all featured in the daily media monitoring reports, which are available to staff by email. Please contact the Marketing and Communications Office on 1377 to be added to the distribution list.