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Calls to increase shark fishing after attacks are unlikely to improve safety and ignore health risks linked to eating larger sharks, says Dr Daryl McPhee.
Read more about Why we can’t bite back against sharksBond recognises alumni shaping sport, business, medicine and global environmental advocacy.
Read more about Bond celebrates excellence at 2026 Alumni AwardsUntapped urban land and infrastructure could support significant local food production and improve resilience.
Read more about Cities have the space to feed themselvesCommunications expert Lucy Fisher says the government’s $20m fuel crisis ad campaign is justified in an age of misinformation.
Read more about Fuel crisis needs a megaphoneInvestors who copy top traders on social platforms are losing money because fear and envy drive them to take speculative risks.
Read more about FOMO is wrecking your portfolioA new study involving 57,000 people finds that while certain diets may offer modest mental health benefits, the overall evidence remains inconclusive.
Read more about Study takes bite out of ‘food affects mood’ theoryData scientists are developing an artificial intelligence model to fast-track treatment for at-risk mental health patients.
Read more about AI to speed up mental health care in emergency departmentsProfessor Tammy Hoffmann receives the NHMRC Elizabeth Blackburn Investigator Grant Award for Leadership in Health Services Research.
Read more about Top research award for Professor HoffmannCyra Bender will team up with her New Zealand Northcliffe stablemates at the Lifesaving Australia Pool Rescue Championships
Read more about Friend becomes foe in Bender's Aussie bidElite sailor and Bachelor of Commerce/Laws student, Ross Beedle, is no stranger to aiming high.
Read more about Beedle charts new courseSavannah Voigt will head home to South Africa to take on the world's best surf lifesavers.
Read more about Voigt hunting home soil victoryAs a surf lifesaver, Morgan Trinca is trained to move toward danger when others are fleeing from it.Â
Read more about Trinca's risks reap rewardFor further information or to speak to our media team, please contact the Bond University Newsroom.
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