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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.
Dr Imogen Thomson has been named a 2026 Sir James McCusker John Monash Scholar.
Read more about Bond graduate bound for OxfordBond subject Collaboration for Global Change wins national award, turning students’ sustainability ideas into real-world solutions.
Read more about Bond subject scoops Green Gown AwardBond Research Awards celebrate excellence.
Read more about Top honours for Bond’s brightest mindsDr Megan Lee says a junk food tax must make fresh food the easy choice for families.
Read more about Kids are eating too much but they're still malnourishedThrough IVR, Bond University academics simulated a flood event in Surfers Paradise to showcase the gradual impacts of climate change.
Read more about Virtual reality vision of Paradise lostFrom the ‘Nigerian Prince’ letter frauds of the 1990s to today’s catfishing fraudsters, the lovelorn online dating world is fraught with danger.
Read more about Protecting hearts and wallets from online romance scammersIs youth crime increasing? Are we at crisis point? It depends on how we define a crisis.
Read more about Is Australia in the grips of a youth crime crisis? This is what the data saysCan something so simple a humming be healthy? Here’s what we know.
Read more about Is humming healthy? Mmm, here’s what the evidence saysElite sailor and Bachelor of Commerce/Laws student, Ross Beedle, is no stranger to aiming high.
Read more about Beedle charts new courseSavannah Voigt will head home to South Africa to take on the world's best surf lifesavers.
Read more about Voigt hunting home soil victoryAs a surf lifesaver, Morgan Trinca is trained to move toward danger when others are fleeing from it.
Read more about Trinca's risks reap rewardFor a curler living on the Gold Coast, success requires a passport.
Read more about Curly legal questions for JessFor further information or to speak to our media team, please contact the Bond University Newsroom.
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