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First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes three degrees and projects to manage
A married couple who packed up their lives in Boston and moved to the other side of the world have graduated from Bond University on the same day. Tatyana and David Saccardo sold everything they owned in the US and moved to Varsity Lakes to study in 2018. On Thursday, December 3, they became one of the first married couples to graduate together at Bond University.
Read more about First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes three degrees and projects to manageBondies secure prestigious New Colombo Plan Scholarships
Two Bond University students will study in South Korea and Vanuatu after being awarded prestigious New Colombo Plan Scholarships. Chloe Burns and Josiah Neal secured the Federal Government scholarships worth more than $60,000 each.
Read more about Bondies secure prestigious New Colombo Plan ScholarshipsRadio star Bethany signs off and tunes in to university
Bright and bubbly with a list of funny yarns to share, Bethany Larsen was born to be a breakfast radio host. The All Saints Anglican School alumni previously enrolled at Bond University in 2012 but left four semesters into her degree after she was offered a job in South Australia at the radio station Magic FM.
Read more about Radio star Bethany signs off and tunes in to universityBond borrows from past to build the future
Bond University has opened a new environmentally sustainable building after forging ahead with construction through the depths of the pandemic. The new Faculty of Society & Design building contains recycled materials including railway sleepers and power poles, has enough solar panels to power 10 homes, and features charging stations for electric vehicles. It completes a long-held ambition to create a collaborative precinct for students of the university’s largest faculty.
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Sporting news
'A wicked problem' - sports concussion management in spotlight
A Senate inquiry into concussions and repeated head trauma in contact sports is due to deliver its findings in September. It's findings could have significant ramifications for sportspeople and administrators.
Read more about 'A wicked problem' - sports concussion management in spotlightMen win ugly as women's streak ends
AFL round 14 wrap: Bull Sharks 6.2 (38), Magpies 4.12 (36).
Read more about Men win ugly as women's streak endsThumping victory as Bull Sharks surge towards finals
Rugby round 15 wrap: Bull Sharks 52, Norths Eagles 5.
Read more about Thumping victory as Bull Sharks surge towards finalsFrom rag doll to referee
Bachelor of Exercise & Sports Science student Fletcher Shearman is one of the youngest members of the QRL senior refereeing squad.
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