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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.
University news
Bond takes healthcare simulation global
The university’s simulation expertise is helping health teams improve workflows and patient outcomes.
Read more about Bond takes healthcare simulation global10 New Colombo Plan scholarships awarded to Bondies
Flagship program develops Australia’s next generation of global leaders.
Read more about 10 New Colombo Plan scholarships awarded to BondiesBond and Surf Life Saving Australia form alliance
New partnership with SLSA to deliver research that strengthens athlete welfare, enhances beach safety and drives national impact.
Read more about Bond and Surf Life Saving Australia form allianceEvie Philp shines in BUFTA spotlight
Miami State High student earns scholarship to Bond for filmmaking talent.
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Research news
Why does sport only save some women?
Sport is being consciously and strategically used to tackle a human security tragedy. The annual Jane McGrath Day is an example of this. But more can be done.
Read more about Why does sport only save some women?Favourite Aussie foods linked to Alzheimer's
This could be bad news for lovers of meat pies, sausages, ham and pizza.
Read more about Favourite Aussie foods linked to Alzheimer'sHard hats and humour: How laughter builds success in construction management
Research led by Bond University Professor of Management Ahmad Siddiquei found project managers with a good sense of humour are more likely to inspire workers to achieve creative goals.
Read more about Hard hats and humour: How laughter builds success in construction managementKnit happens as wool socks it to construction waste
It is said Australia once rode on the sheep’s back. Soon it could be built on it.
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Sporting news
The school athletics race that changed everything
Jayden Curtis will race in the biggest race of his youngest career this week at the Junior Australian Athletics Championships.
Read more about The school athletics race that changed everythingAdams aims for A-League
If Gold Coast United's bid for a spot in the A-League becomes a reality, Layla Adams wants to ensure she's at the top of selector's lists.
Read more about Adams aims for A-LeagueBurnes too hot to handle
Gideon Burnes has taken out gold in one of the greatest upsets at the Australian Open swimming championships.
Read more about Burnes too hot to handleLove match: Summer's Rockhampton tennis win
Summer Osbourne has taken home two cups at the Rockhampton Tennis Classic.
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