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For now, the Tokyo Olympics will go ahead. But at what cost?
With COVID-19 still running rampant in many parts of the world, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) has prepared “playbooks” for the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games, set to begin in July. There are four books, each aimed at a specific group: international federations, athletes and officials, press, and broadcasters. The aim of these playbooks is to outline the rules that will ensure a safe and successful event.
Read more about For now, the Tokyo Olympics will go ahead. But at what cost?Sunrise shines a light on Bond
Bond University hosted Channel 7’s Sunrise weatherman Sam Mac for a series of live crosses that showcased the campus and gave film and journalism students a taste of their future careers. The live crosses included chats with Vice Chancellor and President Tim Brailsford, Bond’s Australian swimmers Alex Graham and Laura Taylor, and Medicine students.
Read more about Sunrise shines a light on BondOlympic swimmers take the plunge at Bond
Australia’s fastest swimmers have taken part in a surprise swim meet at Bond University to prepare them for the uncertainty of the Tokyo Olympics. The Dolphins squad were told only on the morning of the event that they would be competing in the relay blitz, which was the brainchild of head coach Rohan Taylor.
Read more about Olympic swimmers take the plunge at BondBond chalks up its 30,000th graduate
Bond University reached a milestone of 30,000 graduates on February 5, three decades after the first student enrolled. Gold Coaster Jake Harrison took his place in Bond history when he crossed the stage with a Bachelor of Actuarial Science during a graduation ceremony for the Bond Business School.
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Sporting news
Feathers versus fins at The Canal
Rugby round 15 preview: Bull Sharks at home to Norths Eagles.
Read more about Feathers versus fins at The CanalClaudia's stroke of brilliance at world titles
ADCO Sports Excellence Scholarship student Claudia Bailey bags a silver medal at the ICF Junior Canoe Sprint World Championships.
Read more about Claudia's stroke of brilliance at world titlesBuilding a Pacific bridge
Tongan netballers Viviena Hafoka and Seilala Sikuvea are at Bond as part of a PacificAus Sports and Netball Australia high performance program.
Read more about Building a Pacific bridgePlucky Bull Sharks eye future
Netball Round 14 match review: a final-round match-up with South Brisbane Wildcats delivered mixed results but there’s still lots to be optimistic about.
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