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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
Screen habits spark dry eye disease in young
Once a condition of old age, dry eye is now on the rise in young Australians glued to screens.
Read more about Screen habits spark dry eye disease in youngBUFTA turns 30 and the future of film looks bright
Bond University screen awards name 27 of Australia’s brightest young filmmakers.
Read more about BUFTA turns 30 and the future of film looks brightKatura named Young Australian finalist
Even before she began her Bond University degree, Katura Halleday was changing lives across Africa.
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Dr Imogen Thomson has been named a 2026 Sir James McCusker John Monash Scholar.
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Research news
Evidence of overdiagnosis of non-cancer conditions
Overdiagnosis of conditions other than cancer is occurring, and researchers now have a way of estimating it.
Read more about Evidence of overdiagnosis of non-cancer conditionsWhy does sport only save some women?
Sport is being consciously and strategically used to tackle a human security tragedy. The annual Jane McGrath Day is an example of this. But more can be done.
Read more about Why does sport only save some women?Favourite Aussie foods linked to Alzheimer's
This could be bad news for lovers of meat pies, sausages, ham and pizza.
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Research led by Bond University Professor of Management Ahmad Siddiquei found project managers with a good sense of humour are more likely to inspire workers to achieve creative goals.
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Sporting news
Back on his feet: McDermott injury free
Bull Shark, Zac McDermott is injury free and back bowling after year-long injury.
Read more about Back on his feet: McDermott injury freeBrotherly bond fuels Maggs' Ironman rise
New Bull Shark, Noah Maggs is following in the footsteps of Ironman champion and brother, Conner.
Read more about Brotherly bond fuels Maggs' Ironman riseRayward's Balancing Act
ADCO Scholar Jasmine Rayward masters her ambitious balancing act of elite kayaking, surf lifesaving and study.
Read more about Rayward's Balancing ActFrom the box to the blocks
Two years ago, Campbell Wilson-Moran was watching Flynn Southam claim Olympics medals, now he trains beside him.
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