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Three Bond experts on rate rise impact
Bond experts weigh in on the Reserve Bank’s increasing the official interest rate, and what it means for mortgages, petrol prices and grocery bills.
Read more about Three Bond experts on rate rise impactSport by Experts podcast: Dietitian Myria Cano-Hall
Under-fuelling, body image pressure and misinformation are harming elite female athletes’ health and performance.
Read more about Sport by Experts podcast: Dietitian Myria Cano-HallKids need a social media learner's permit
Dr James Birt says we don’t let kids drive without lessons, so why should the online world be any different?
Read more about Kids need a social media learner's permitWhy the Netherlands, not Washington or Beijing, may shape AI’s future
The machines that make the world’s smartest chips sit in Dutch hands, says Associate Professor Umair Ghori.
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Research news
$2.9m grant to fight over-treatment
Bond University researcher Tammy Hoffmann OAM has received an almost $3 million grant aimed at empowering patients to have a greater say in their medical care and combating over-treatment.
Read more about $2.9m grant to fight over-treatmentAntibiotic resistance research to continue after huge funding boost
Bond University academics are among a team of researchers awarded almost $4 million to reduce the overprescription of antibiotics for common conditions such as sore throat, sinusitis and colds.
Read more about Antibiotic resistance research to continue after huge funding boostCurve appeal: how round rooms spark creativity
New research has revealed curved or round rooms enhance positive mood, make us calmer and boost creativity.
Read more about Curve appeal: how round rooms spark creativityPass the potassium and shake up your health
Bond University researchers find replacing regular salt with a salt substitute decreases the risk of death from cardiovascular disease by about 17 percent.
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Sporting news
Sykes set to strike
Bachelor of Law student Sykes eyes NRL prize.
Read more about Sykes set to strikeMagical Maisy makes her mark
Bond's 2024 Riewoldt Family AFL Excellence Scholar has been drafted to the GWS Giants in the inaugural AFLW preseason draft.
Read more about Magical Maisy makes her markBull Sharks surge forward after statement weekend
AFL Preview: The QFA men take on their toughest opponent in Burleigh and the QAFLW women are back on the bus to Maroochydore.
Read more about Bull Sharks surge forward after statement weekendRight foot forward for Lowe’s breakthrough podium
Goofy footer Sammy Lowe has powered his way to a breakthrough podium result at the North Narrabeen Junior Pro.
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