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Hand dryers can circulate germs - so why are they still used everywhere?
Airborne contaminants, dirty toilet seats, mould and mildew: long before the coronavirus pandemic came around, the hygiene-focused among us knew public washrooms are grimy places. Most adults visit the bathroom around 8-10 times a day. With an average hand-drying time of 30 seconds, we can expect between 4-5 minutes of daily dryer use per person (and more for people with an overactive bladder or similar disorders). In an attempt to facilitate the hand washing process, are hand dryers adding to the filth by blowing contaminants around? And if so, why are they still common?
Read more about Hand dryers can circulate germs - so why are they still used everywhere?Bond graduates top employer satisfaction survey
For the third year running, employers are more satisfied with Bond University graduates than those from any other university in Australia. Lucy Callister graduated from Bond University with a Bachelor of Communication in 2020 and has secured her dream job working for the Currumbin Wildlife Hospital Foundation.
Read more about Bond graduates top employer satisfaction surveyVC award boosts Ruby's business ambitions
Her career ambition is to be a CEO – and Marion woman Ruby Liptak has taken another step towards making that a dream a reality, after being awarded a Vice Chancellor’s Elite Scholarship at Bond University.
Read more about VC award boosts Ruby's business ambitionsNew research examines prevention of shark attacks
Bad news for the mayor of fictional Amity Island, immortalised in Jaws: there is no one-size-fits-all approach to preventing shark attacks. The good news for water users: the risk of being bitten can be reduced if control measures are tailored to a range of local factors including the species of shark and beach conditions.
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Parents' leap of faith pays off for Dobroskok
From tiny daredevil to gymnastics glory.
Read more about Parents' leap of faith pays off for DobroskokUnis in battle of brawn and brains
Rugby round 16 preview: Bond eye repeat victory over Red Heavies.
Read more about Unis in battle of brawn and brainsDance with the Devils
AFL round 15 preview: Bull Sharks versus Devils and Tigers.
Read more about Dance with the DevilsFlynn flies solo at top level for first time
Southam has represented Australia before in relays but the World Championships is a watershed moment in his swimming career.
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