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Olympic torch collection gets a glow-up
Victor Hoog Antink’s rare Olympic torch collection at Bond University grows with the addition of the elusive Paris 2024 flame.
Read more about Olympic torch collection gets a glow-upDon’t fear AI, learn to lead it
Today’s students face a future shaped by AI, but with the right education they won’t be replaced by machines.
Read more about Don’t fear AI, learn to lead itWe are rationing the most promising drugs in years
Drugs like Ozempic could save countless lives but in Australia they are still treated like a vanity fix.
Read more about We are rationing the most promising drugs in yearsGood food keeps kids hale and hearty
Vitamin C is the buried treasure of childhood nutrition and scurvy’s comeback suggests we’ve lost the map.
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Research news
How to make sure pocket money teaches your kids financial skills
When it comes to kids’ pocket money, when should it start, how much should you give, and should it be tied to chores?
Read more about How to make sure pocket money teaches your kids financial skillsIt’s normal for your mind to wander. Here’s how to maximise the benefits
Research suggests "mind wandering" can account for up to 50% of our waking cognition. So what can help make this time productive and beneficial?
Read more about It’s normal for your mind to wander. Here’s how to maximise the benefitsWhat is ‘parent training’ for families of children with ADHD?
ADHD affects around 7.6% of children aged three to 12 years and 5.6% of teens. While medication is most effective at minimising core ADHD symptoms, a non-drug intervention called parenting/family training has also shown to truly work.
Read more about What is ‘parent training’ for families of children with ADHD?Why a cashless society could be the reason for ‘debt traps’
As Australia edges ever closer to becoming a cashless society, the sad reality is that the people most affected by a tap-and-go culture are the ones least equipped to deal with the fallout. Dr Rajat Roy explains why cash is still king.
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Sporting news
Nolan crowned QAFLW's best
How the Bull Sharks gun bounced back from the pain of grand final omission to become the best player in the QAFLW.
Read more about Nolan crowned QAFLW's bestThe mighty Bull Sharks: Reflections from the VC
The Vice Chancellor reflects on Bond's incredible season and four premierships.
Read more about The mighty Bull Sharks: Reflections from the VCThe Bull Sharks win maiden netball premiership
The Bull Sharks Sapphire squad have made history, winning their first ever HPNL premiership in a thrilling grand final comeback.
Read more about The Bull Sharks win maiden netball premiershipPicture gallery: Bond wins netball grand final
The Bull Sharks overturn a 14-goal halftime deficit to claim a thrilling grand final victory.
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