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Bond a fast mover in research excellence
Bond University has been named among 15 Australian universities whose research influence grew the fastest in the past year.
Read more about Bond a fast mover in research excellencePicture gallery, video: Kumai Karulbo Indigenous Gala
More than 400 people gathered at Bond University to raise funds for Indigenous scholarships.
Read more about Picture gallery, video: Kumai Karulbo Indigenous GalaAbelee's art from the heart
Works by some of Australia’s top Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists are set to be auctioned at the Bond University Indigenous Gala but few carry as much personal meaning as a painting by Bond student Abelee Stanley.
Read more about Abelee's art from the heartPeta's award for tapping the potential of EFT
Professor Peta Stapleton has received a national award in recognition of her groundbreaking research into tapping, or Emotional Freedom Techniques.
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Research news
Uncomfortable truth about women in uniform
Women are increasingly seen as the right fit for police and military forces around the world but uncomfortable body armour can make work a pain.
Read more about Uncomfortable truth about women in uniformDemolishing the great wall keeping Chinese tourists from Australia
Tourism operators should be using virtual reality and augmented reality technology to entice COVID-weary Chinese tourists back to Australia, a new study suggests.
Read more about Demolishing the great wall keeping Chinese tourists from AustraliaHope: The secret ingredient in courageous volunteerism
New research from the Bond Business School could help arrest the decline in volunteering in Australia.
Read more about Hope: The secret ingredient in courageous volunteerismGraphic warning labels could be the ultimate weapon against junk food
Graphic health warnings like those required on tobacco products are the most effective way of preventing people from choosing unhealthy processed foods, according to a new study.
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Sporting news
A golden start for the Bull Sharks in Singapore
Four Bull Sharks claim gold medals as Aussies dominate 4x100m freestyle relays at World Championships.
Read more about A golden start for the Bull Sharks in SingaporeParallel paths: Bailey and Rayward claim silver
Bull Sharks Alyssa Bailey and Jasmine Rayward have clinched silver at the ICF U23 Canoe Sprint World Championships.
Read more about Parallel paths: Bailey and Rayward claim silverAussie Aidan's change of plans
Aidan Ross planned to pull on the Bull Shark blue and gold for this weekend's game against GPS, but in an unexpected call up he'll be pulling on the Wallabies gold instead.
Read more about Aussie Aidan's change of plansSteady in study, rapid in rugby
Spencer Jean on juggling studying, professional rugby and learning Japanese
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