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Sister's health battle drives top scholar
An international quest to treat her sister’s brain tumour has inspired Claire Dooley to study biomedical science at Bond University.
Read more about Sister's health battle drives top scholarDux award for US student after separation heartache
A US student who made the difficult choice to remain at her studies in Australia during the pandemic has collected the Vice Chancellor’s Dux Award at Bond University. Tatiana Carter has been separated from her parents in Guam since December 2019 but secured the academic accolade with the highest grade point average of her cohort.
Read more about Dux award for US student after separation heartacheFinally some good news for journalism graduate
Kimberley Bernard always wanted to be a journalist but didn’t count on being in the news herself when her house burned down during her last semester. Despite the trauma, the Communications student graduated Valedictorian of her faculty and landed her dream job at ABC Gold Coast.
Read more about Finally some good news for journalism graduateFor now, the Tokyo Olympics will go ahead. But at what cost?
With COVID-19 still running rampant in many parts of the world, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) has prepared “playbooks” for the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games, set to begin in July. There are four books, each aimed at a specific group: international federations, athletes and officials, press, and broadcasters. The aim of these playbooks is to outline the rules that will ensure a safe and successful event.
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Sporting news
From hospital wards to mortarboards
The story of Bull Sharks rugby captain Lachlan Connors' journey to a Masters in Nutrition and Dietetic Practices.
Read more about From hospital wards to mortarboardsBond bloodied but unbowed
Netball round 10 and 11 match wrap: repeat rigours of intense competition home to roost for brave Bond.
Read more about Bond bloodied but unbowedBull Sharks bottle Grange in percentage-boosting win
AFL round 10 wrap: Gimme 10. The Bull Sharks secure second spot on the ladder with huge 10-goal win over the Gorillas.
Read more about Bull Sharks bottle Grange in percentage-boosting winBull Sharks thump Brothers to reclaim top spot
Rugby round 12 wrap: Try time at The Canal as Bull Sharks run riot.
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