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From alumni starting game-changing businesses, to students (literally) kicking goals in sport, to research breakthroughs, there’s always something happening at Bond. See what Bondies have been up to and explore latest news from campus, the community and beyond.
University news
Video games a double-edged sword for mental health
Playing video games can be good for mental health - but with several important caveats.
Read more about Video games a double-edged sword for mental healthBond duo champions First Nations entrepreneurs
Two Bond University alumni have received a Queensland Government grant to help Indigenous women expand their businesses.
Read more about Bond duo champions First Nations entrepreneursLecture series is out of this world
Professor Steven Freeland will discuss the essential role of space in our daily lives at a professorial lecture on September 26.
Read more about Lecture series is out of this world‘Ugly’ food pretty nice for the budget
Do you ever buy 'ugly' fruit? It's fresh and good to eat and could cut your grocery bill and food wastage.
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Research news
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Bond Entrepreneurship and Family Business Progam featured at roundtable event in Hong Kong
Associate Professor of Entrepreneurship and Family Business, Dr Justin Craig, was one of a select few invited by Dr Roger King, Director for the Centre for Asian Family Business and Entrepreneurship S
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One Goal, One Community- Anti-bullying Initiative Progress
Updaate on the achievements of the one goal one Community project for 2010.
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Green and smart cities: Can ICT make cities more sustainable?
Cities are facing multifaceted challenges of globalisation, climate change, economic and social changes. There is a growing literature on the need to develop green and sustainable cities to manage the
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Bond University's Anti-bullying Fight goes Global
Bond University’s anti-bullying program has gone global, with Bentley University in the United States adopting its “One Goal, One Community” initiative.Associate Professor of Management and Dire
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Sporting news
Halfway home: Bond Swimming's half-year report
Director of Swimming Kyle Samuelson highlights the athletes, coaches and team culture driving results — and why this could be just the beginning.
Read more about Halfway home: Bond Swimming's half-year reportFrom Bond to the big time
With the final assessment for her Bachelor of Sport Management degree due in August, the pinnacle of Georgia Grey's ambition has shifted to State of Origin - the showcase of women's rugby league in Australia.
Read more about From Bond to the big timeThe team that teaches the coach: Clinton Walsh found purpose with our UniSport Indigenous Nationals squad
Meet the coaches and players heading to Perth for this year's UniSport Indigenous Nationals.
Read more about The team that teaches the coach: Clinton Walsh found purpose with our UniSport Indigenous Nationals squadBull Sharks duo dive into Dolphins squad
Hancock Prospecting Swimming Excellence Scholars Jesse Coleman and Hannah Casey earn their first senior Dolphins caps at Aussie trials in Adelaide.
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