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Explore the latest news from Bond University

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.  

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Bond runners storm the Finn-ish line

Bond University students pushed through the pain barrier and an overnight thunderstorm to run a combined 3500km during a 24-hour fundraising marathon.

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Soak up the benefits of water

Dr Cher McGillivray explains how hydration and water immersion improve mood, reduce stress, and enhance brain function.

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Bill's research breaks the sound barrier

Studies linking music as a treatment for dementia have helped earn Professor Bill Thompson Bond University’s top research award.

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Bond professor to help shape global heart health policy

Professor Julie Redfern has been elected to the World Heart Federation board, joining a global effort to combat heart disease.

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Research news

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Marist College in Canberra surpasses 5,000 pledges with One Goal, One Community

The boys of the Junior School recently viewed a presentation on ‘One Goal One Community’. The Year Ten Ambassadors for the programme did an outstanding job of reminding the boys about:What bullyin

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Social Media for the Public Sector Conference March 2012

Dr Mark Pearson, will present at next week's Social Media for the Public Sector Conference 2012 in Melbourne. Dr Pearson is a journalist, author and professor of journalism at Bond Universit

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The Distinctiveness, Design, and Direction of Family Business Research: Insights From Management Luminaries

Justin B Craig from Bond University discusses the research opportunities unexplored that remain unexplored in the family business arena.

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CNN, IMD profile Amy Kenworthy's Research on Redundancy

The findings of the research project undertaken by Bond Professor of Management and LEAP Centre Director, Amy Kenworthy, and Professor Suzanne C. de Janasz, Professor of Leadership and

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Sporting news

Reds win the battle for cross-code star Doblo

Eva Doblo took a step closer to a professional football career when she made her debut for the Reds.

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Champs turn coaches for UniSport Nationals tilt

Premiership stars Kaylin van Greunen and Kirra Tappenden sign on to coach Bull Sharks at UniSport Nationals.

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Dressed to impress

Varsity volleyball shirt lands New Yorker in the blue and gold.

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Francis and Nolan crowned at Bull Sharks AFL awards

Reiwoldt Family AFL Excellence Scholar and QAFLW Zielke medalist win Best and Fairest at the AFL club's night of nights.

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