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University news
Marc Rosenberg: Writing is just a Game
Finally, after 50 unsuccessful publishers, the creative success that is “Kyd’s Game” is being published and has already received rave, five-star reviews.
Read more about Marc Rosenberg: Writing is just a GameAward-winning law student inspired to champion First Nations communities
Kiara Petterson has been awarded the Queensland Law Society’s First Nations Student Award.
Read more about Award-winning law student inspired to champion First Nations communitiesUgly truth about the housing crisis
City living is set to become the preserve of the rich without urgent action to increase housing density.
Read more about Ugly truth about the housing crisisCancer, war and the strength of the human spirit
Professor Amy Kenworthy studies resilience. In this deeply personal story, she reflects on her own battle with cancer and the lessons learned from those facing war in Ukraine.
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Research news
Flu may be back, but COVID is far from over. How do they compare?
Professor Paul Glasziou and Professor David Henry from the Bond University Institute for Evidence-Based Healthcare compare COVID and seasonal influenza.
Read more about Flu may be back, but COVID is far from over. How do they compare?Beacon of brilliance inspires new medal
Professor Chris Del Mar was a world-class teacher, researcher and beloved mentor.
Read more about Beacon of brilliance inspires new medalBond academic awarded NHMRC grant to research effective non-drug treatments
Sufferers of common ailments such as lower back pain and depression could soon seek relief through evidence-based effective non-drug treatments, thanks to funding awarded to a Bond University researcher.
Read more about Bond academic awarded NHMRC grant to research effective non-drug treatmentsHow well do COVID vaccines work in the real world?
Many Australians will be weighing up whether to be vaccinated with the AstraZeneca vaccine, which is widely available, or to wait for Pfizer later in the year. There are many factors to consider. One is how well these COVID-19 vaccines work in the “real world” of those getting vaccines now.
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Sporting news
Steelers Angels ready to take flight
John Eales Rugby Excellence Scholarship recipient Liliana Prucha has earned a contract with Wheelchair Rugby Australia after shining on her Steelers debut.
Read more about Steelers Angels ready to take flightDevonport storms to Caloundra title
Bond University tennis ace Livvy Devenport has claimed top honours at the recent 3K Tennis Tournament in Caloundra.
Read more about Devonport storms to Caloundra titleBull Sharks trio star in Tassie
Ella Calleja, Jasmine Davidson and Skye White help seal a third consecutive victory for QAFLW representative squad.
Read more about Bull Sharks trio star in TassieGrey takes centre stage for the Titans
Georgia Grey is set to take the NRLW by storm from the centres after starring in her new position in the trials.
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