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University news
Top honours for Bond’s brightest minds
Bond Research Awards celebrate excellence.
Read more about Top honours for Bond’s brightest mindsKids are eating too much but they're still malnourished
Dr Megan Lee says a junk food tax must make fresh food the easy choice for families.
Read more about Kids are eating too much but they're still malnourishedSpring clean your life
Four Bond University experts' tips on finance, mental health, fitness and diet.
Read more about Spring clean your lifeRhodes scholarship for Bond alumna
Bond University graduate Molly Swanson, Queensland’s 2026 Rhodes Scholar, will study AI transparency and human rights at Oxford.
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Research news
It’s normal for your mind to wander. Here’s how to maximise the benefits
Research suggests "mind wandering" can account for up to 50% of our waking cognition. So what can help make this time productive and beneficial?
Read more about It’s normal for your mind to wander. Here’s how to maximise the benefitsWhat is ‘parent training’ for families of children with ADHD?
ADHD affects around 7.6% of children aged three to 12 years and 5.6% of teens. While medication is most effective at minimising core ADHD symptoms, a non-drug intervention called parenting/family training has also shown to truly work.
Read more about What is ‘parent training’ for families of children with ADHD?Why a cashless society could be the reason for ‘debt traps’
As Australia edges ever closer to becoming a cashless society, the sad reality is that the people most affected by a tap-and-go culture are the ones least equipped to deal with the fallout. Dr Rajat Roy explains why cash is still king.
Read more about Why a cashless society could be the reason for ‘debt traps’Northern NSW emerges as hotspot for shark encounters
Scientists urge surfers to take protective measures after examining shark encounters since 1900.
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Sporting news
Bull Sharks shine in Queensland Country Championships
Four Bull Sharks have taken home gold for the Gold Coast at the Queensland Country Water Polo Championships.
Read more about Bull Sharks shine in Queensland Country ChampionshipsSurfs up: Sammy's strike mission
2024 junior Australian surf champion, Sammy Lowe has been chasing world class waves in Fiji.
Read more about Surfs up: Sammy's strike missionPowerhouse prop to add weight to Reds
The Bull Sharks' newest recruit, Kinglsey Uys has starred in the opening round of the Reds' Super Rugby Next Gen series.
Read more about Powerhouse prop to add weight to RedsFull circle: Hancock's breakthrough race
Bonnie Hancock has won her first individual gold medal in eight years at the Maroochy Classic.
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