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University news
Three Bond experts on rate rise impact
Bond experts weigh in on the Reserve Bank’s increasing the official interest rate, and what it means for mortgages, petrol prices and grocery bills.
Read more about Three Bond experts on rate rise impactSport by Experts podcast: Dietitian Myria Cano-Hall
Under-fuelling, body image pressure and misinformation are harming elite female athletes’ health and performance.
Read more about Sport by Experts podcast: Dietitian Myria Cano-HallKids need a social media learner's permit
Dr James Birt says we don’t let kids drive without lessons, so why should the online world be any different?
Read more about Kids need a social media learner's permitWhy the Netherlands, not Washington or Beijing, may shape AI’s future
The machines that make the world’s smartest chips sit in Dutch hands, says Associate Professor Umair Ghori.
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Research news
Researchers take another step towards curing blindness
Bond University researchers are testing stem cell therapy in pigs, aiming to cure blindness in humans.
Read more about Researchers take another step towards curing blindnessTravellers’ phones a biosecurity weak link
Harmful microbes lurking on the mobile phones of international travellers make a case for device decontamination at Australia’s borders.
Read more about Travellers’ phones a biosecurity weak linkMicroplastics in bladder cancers and urine samples
A new study reveals microplastics found in human kidney, urine and bladder cancer samples pose health risks, challenging previous claims.
Read more about Microplastics in bladder cancers and urine samplesTaking the Coastwatchers into cyberspace
Professor Dan Svantesson says Australia needs a cyber militia to defend against online threats.
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Sporting news
Hammer time for Simonelli at UniSport Athletics
Isabella Simonelli throws for silver at UniSport Athletics.
Read more about Hammer time for Simonelli at UniSport AthleticsFull marks for student Sharks
They did their homework, studied hard and now they’ve aced their first exam.
Read more about Full marks for student SharksIn pictures: Bond University versus GPS
The Bond University Bull Sharks suffered their first loss of the season on Saturday, going down 24–25 to GPS at The Canal.
Read more about In pictures: Bond University versus GPSFemale athletes redefine strength and femininity
Female athletes challenge stereotypes while proving strength and style can coexist in elite sport.
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