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University news
Debate arrives just like clockwork
Dr Jacob Deem explores the debate over daylight saving in the Sunshine State.
Read more about Debate arrives just like clockworkWorkers hoarding 160 million days of untaken leave
Many Australians are not using their full annual leave, leading to burnout and lower productivity.
Read more about Workers hoarding 160 million days of untaken leaveWhat method works best for weight loss?
Here’s the facts on eating earlier in the day versus eating fewer meals or intermittent fasting.
Read more about What method works best for weight loss?Bond runners storm the Finn-ish line
Bond University students pushed through the pain barrier and an overnight thunderstorm to run a combined 3500km during a 24-hour fundraising marathon.
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Research news
Demolishing the great wall keeping Chinese tourists from Australia
Tourism operators should be using virtual reality and augmented reality technology to entice COVID-weary Chinese tourists back to Australia, a new study suggests.
Read more about Demolishing the great wall keeping Chinese tourists from AustraliaHope: The secret ingredient in courageous volunteerism
New research from the Bond Business School could help arrest the decline in volunteering in Australia.
Read more about Hope: The secret ingredient in courageous volunteerismGraphic warning labels could be the ultimate weapon against junk food
Graphic health warnings like those required on tobacco products are the most effective way of preventing people from choosing unhealthy processed foods, according to a new study.
Read more about Graphic warning labels could be the ultimate weapon against junk foodFood for Thought: Fresh fruits and veggies key to fighting depression
Dr Megan Lee has been examining the connection between dietary patterns and depression and discovered that eating foods as close to their natural state as possible could be the key to a healthier mind.
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Sporting news
Steady in study, rapid in rugby
Spencer Jean on juggling studying, professional rugby and learning Japanese
Read more about Steady in study, rapid in rugbyKyros caps off a stellar summer season
Kate Kyros wraps up her final season in youth equestrian by making a mark on the open division.
Read more about Kyros caps off a stellar summer seasonBull Sharks turn up the heat ahead of World Championships
The Bull Sharks have completed a staging camp in Darwin with the Aussie Dolphins and have arrived in Singapore ready to race.
Read more about Bull Sharks turn up the heat ahead of World ChampionshipsBull Sharks pad up for T20 debut
Bond's cricket team carry the VC’s cricket hopes into UniSport T20 debut.
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