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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
In pictures: June 2026 graduation
Japhet Ncube brings a touch of Zimbabwe to his daughter Estel’s graduation ceremony.
Read more about In pictures: June 2026 graduationBond students take top prize in global moot competition
A team of Bond University law students has won an international mooting competition, defeating competitors from 94 universities worldwide.
Read more about Bond students take top prize in global moot competitionBattle to protect seniors from financial predators
Older Australians face growing financial abuse risks from family, scammers and complex aged care systems, prompting calls for stronger safeguards.
Read more about Battle to protect seniors from financial predatorsAlumni honoured for service to beef industry and sport
Bond University alumni Bryce Camm AM and Michael Murphy OAM have been recognised in the 2026 King's Birthday Honours List.
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Research news
$2.6m national project to improve Long COVID care
Bond University will lead a $2.6 million national project to help GPs deliver evidence-based care for Australians living with Long COVID.
Read more about $2.6m national project to improve Long COVID careDaily walk could reveal the first signs of dementia
Dr Victor Schinazi is testing an app that could detect the onset of cognitive decline.
Read more about Daily walk could reveal the first signs of dementiaAdults caught in cyberbully cycle
Cyber abuse is often considered a teen problem but new research shows it affects adults too, with victims frequently going on to become perpetrators.
Read more about Adults caught in cyberbully cycleWould you trust an AI mayor?
AI has the power to transform urban living - provided humans stay in control, says Dr Shoeb Memon.
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Sporting news
Bull Sharks ready to make a splash in Glasgow
There will be ten Bull Sharks standing on the blocks at this week’s Commonwealth Games. We spoke with Bond University’s coaches about the Bull Sharks’ ambitions in Glasgow.
Read more about Bull Sharks ready to make a splash in GlasgowFirst Nations team delivers
Bond University has recorded its strongest performance in the history of the Indigenous Nationals which was held in Newcastle last week.
Read more about First Nations team deliversMia's Origin Story
Mia Byrnes had the opportunity to experience State of Origin hype for real as part of the Under 19 Queensland team
Read more about Mia's Origin StoryCelebratory circle work
Isabella Simonelli is set to reshape her journey in athletics while beginning a professional career by making the switch from hammer to discus.
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