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University news
A 100-hour review of the 100-day review
The review of Brisbane Olympic infrastructure has been handed to the Queensland Government and will soon be made public. Stadiums expert Professor Alan Patching breaks down the likely findings.
Read more about A 100-hour review of the 100-day reviewDeadly bug moving south in Alfred’s wake
Melioidosis has already claimed 16 lives in Queensland this year and those taking part in the cyclone clean-up are at risk.
Read more about Deadly bug moving south in Alfred’s wakeFree counselling for cyclone victims
Bond University is providing free psychological counselling for people affected by Cyclone Alfred.
Read more about Free counselling for cyclone victimsKids shouldn't train like Serena Williams did
Dr Justin Keogh says children should try multiple sports, not specialise in one from an early age.
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Research news
Food for Thought: Fresh fruits and veggies key to fighting depression
Dr Megan Lee has been examining the connection between dietary patterns and depression and discovered that eating foods as close to their natural state as possible could be the key to a healthier mind.
Read more about Food for Thought: Fresh fruits and veggies key to fighting depressionNew research to support families impacted by child sexual abuse
New research from Bond University will help develop a tool to support families whose lives have been impacted by child sexual abuse.
Read more about New research to support families impacted by child sexual abuseToo much or not enough: the healthcare dilemma
Globalisation has significantly improved access to quality healthcare but some patients in developing countries are getting too much of it.
Read more about Too much or not enough: the healthcare dilemmaRewriting the script on heart disease
A team of Bond University researchers are rewriting the script on heart disease with a grant from the Heart Foundation.
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Sporting news
Sport by Experts with Matt Webber
In this first episode of Sport by Experts, Matt Webber sits down with Bec Stower and Andy Lovell.
Read more about Sport by Experts with Matt WebberBull Sharks reel in ninth Doug Ellis trophy
The Bull Sharks have claimed the Doug Ellis Per Capita Trophy at UniSport Nationals for the ninth year in a row.
Read more about Bull Sharks reel in ninth Doug Ellis trophyGoing the distance: World Champ Robinson shifts gears
Kye Robinsons is the new Triathlon World Champion, but he's not stopping there.
Read more about Going the distance: World Champ Robinson shifts gearsADCO scholar gears up for debut Coolangatta Gold
The iconic Coolangatta Gold takes place this weekend, but Bull Shark Jasmine Rayward will be missing a familiar face on the start line.
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