Insights into problem gambling
Australians who believe their lives are subject to uncontrollable external forces are more likely to become problem gamblers than those who directly link their actions with […]
Archive Author: Tania Bawden
3MT finalists are also winners
College of Nursing and Health Sciences PhD candidate Jennifer Baldock is the winner of this year’s Flinders 3MT competition. She took out top honours at yesterday’s […]
Look up in Flinders Laneway
This weekend the University is installing new festoon lighting in Flinders Laneway. On Saturday 7 September, the Laneway will be closed to pedestrians while the electrical […]
Legal limits to making a child pray
A family that prays together, stays together; it’s an enduring maxim, but what if a child no longer wishes to pray? This poses a delicate legal […]
Girls with disabilities targets of bullying
A new South Australian study has found a serious problem of covert bullying in schools, particularly in relation to girls with disabilities. The work, led by […]
New institute values work of dementia carers
Enhancing online support for dementia carers can help unlock better ways of using care resources – which is the key to important research being done by […]
International law leader remembered
Flinders University Associate Professor of Law Dr Hossein Esmaeili has paid tribute to a high-profile leader in international law Professor Ivan Shearer AM. The international law […]
German cabaret with Robyn Archer and co
Well-known Adelaide artist Robyn Archer, who has an honorary doctorate from Flinders University, will perform a repertoire of German cabaret songs backed by the Adelaide Symphony […]
Diving into Myanmar marine science
Teaching local marine biologists how to swim is just part of Flinders casual academic Dr Sue Murray-Jones contribution to Myanmar’s ecosystem conservation. When the former State […]