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Bond University launches Family Dispute Resolution Clinic
Bond University is opening an online Family Dispute Resolution Clinic next week to provide affordable, timely, and accessible mediation services.
Read more about Bond University launches Family Dispute Resolution ClinicPwC boss Tom Seymour claims top alumni award
PwC Australia CEO Tom Seymour has claimed the top prize at the 2022 Bond University Alumni Awards.
Read more about PwC boss Tom Seymour claims top alumni awardThis election, many adults with disabilities won’t be allowed to vote. That should change
This Saturday, most Australians over 18 will vote in the federal election. The right to participate in elections is enshrined in international and domestic human rights law.
Read more about This election, many adults with disabilities won’t be allowed to vote. That should changeIndigenous pride headlines AFL Homecoming
The Bull Sharks will pull on an Indigenous guernsey for two major AFL home games at The Canal on Saturday in what will be a highlight of Homecoming 2022.
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Double trouble for newest Bull Sharks
Gun recruits Tahlia and Mikayla Meyer both have hamstring niggles but are expected to be fit for round one.
Read more about Double trouble for newest Bull SharksBull Sharks dominate Reds Super W line-up
A debut for Baker as Anderson names eight Bull Sharks in his side for trip to Perth.
Read more about Bull Sharks dominate Reds Super W line-upFlynn survives parmi-drama to win 200m title
Flynn Southam dropped 3kgs in a severe bout of food poisoning but was able to defend his 200m freestyle crown in Sydney.
Read more about Flynn survives parmi-drama to win 200m titleBehind enemy lines
Netball Trials: Our Sapphire coach Bec Stower coached Queensland against the Bull Sharks and she liked what she saw.
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