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Bond University Library gets a ‘makeover’ in response to student needs
The University’s main library, The John & Alison Kearney Library, has had a ‘makeover’ to provide more modern, student-friendly and collaborative, multi-use spaces.
Read more about Bond University Library gets a ‘makeover’ in response to student needsBondies crusade to save coral reefs rewarded with funding
The efforts of two Bond University students to save the world’s coral reefs have been rewarded with a $12,700 grant from a Middle Eastern conservation fund, and a study exchange backed by the world's largest non-profit marine-conservation organisation and a multi-national food conglomerate.
Read more about Bondies crusade to save coral reefs rewarded with fundingInfluential doctors aren’t disclosing their drug company ties
An Australian study of the doctors who write influential clinical guidelines has uncovered at least one in five of them have had a financial relationship with a drug company that was not disclosed in the guidelines, according to Dr Ray Moynihan of Bond University.
Read more about Influential doctors aren’t disclosing their drug company tiesThe future of the internet looks brighter thanks to an EU court opinion
A legal opinion released last week in a case currently before the courts in the European Union argues content should generally only be blocked in countries where it breaches the law, not globally. According to Faculty of Law Professor Dan Svantesson, this is a sensible approach, and a necessity if we wish to continue to enjoy the benefits currently offered by the internet.
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Tries for pies
When Levi Samuela was a junior rugby player in New Zealand, his dad had to bribe him to play.
Read more about Tries for piesMega matches at The Canal
Finals credentials will be put to the test at The Canal on Saturday with all four Bull Sharks teams to face genuine premiership rivals.
Read more about Mega matches at The CanalTitanic move for Keefe
Ashleigh Keefe won’t let a demanding new interstate job stop her from reaching a potential grand final in the Sapphire Series.
Read more about Titanic move for KeefeBonding with the Bull Sharks: Joseph Collins
This Bull Shark is studying a Commerce degree with majors in Finance and Accounting, and works part time as a Lifeguard.
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