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The price of powering through illness
Working from home instead of resting when unwell can come at a major cost, says Bond University Assistant Professor and GP Kieran Le Plastrier.
Read more about The price of powering through illnessBig Pharma can’t stand a fair deal
Dr Kieran le Plastrier warns that Big Pharma’s attack on the PBS is really about crushing a system that puts science and fairness before profit.
Read more about Big Pharma can’t stand a fair dealOlympic 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.
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Research news
What 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.
Read more about Why a cashless society could be the reason for ‘debt traps’Northern NSW emerges as hotspot for shark encounters
Scientists urge surfers to take protective measures after examining shark encounters since 1900.
Read more about Northern NSW emerges as hotspot for shark encountersAI the new Abacus in world finance
ChatGPT and other large language models now help people in all walks of life write everything from business letters and emails to resumes and creative writing, songs and screenplays. Now AI is also proving a game-changer for the global financial industry.
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Sporting news
Bender's back and she's iron strong
Cyra Bender realised a childhood dream over the weekend, making her first Shaw and Partners Iron Series.
Read more about Bender's back and she's iron strongReds 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.
Read more about Reds win the battle for cross-code star DobloChamps turn coaches for UniSport Nationals tilt
Premiership stars Kaylin van Greunen and Kirra Tappenden sign on to coach Bull Sharks at UniSport Nationals.
Read more about Champs turn coaches for UniSport Nationals tiltDressed to impress
Varsity volleyball shirt lands New Yorker in the blue and gold.
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