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From alumni starting game-changing businesses, to students (literally) kicking goals in sport, to research breakthroughs, there’s always something happening at Bond. See what Bondies have been up to and explore latest news from campus, the community and beyond.
Professor Peta Stapleton has received a national award in recognition of her groundbreaking research into tapping, or Emotional Freedom Techniques.
Read more about Peta's award for tapping the potential of EFTHigh school students are aiming for their big-screen break at BUFTA - the Bond University Film and Television Awards.
Read more about BUFTA makes screen dreams a realityDr Jacob Deem explores the debate over daylight saving in the Sunshine State.
Read more about Debate arrives just like clockworkMany Australians are not using their full annual leave, leading to burnout and lower productivity.
Read more about Workers hoarding 160 million days of untaken leaveAdvertisers should use wintery backgrounds year-round to make products seem fresh and new.
Read more about Marketers can heat up sales with icy backdropsNew studies show awareness alone won't change minds on controversial health issues.
Read more about Awareness alone not enough to change health attitudesThe $1,093,405 from the federal government’s Medical Research Future Fund has been awarded to a multidisciplinary team led by Professor Nick Zwar, Executive Dean of the Faculty of Health Sciences & Medicine.
Read more about $1m to study diabetes patients left to their own devicesWomen are increasingly seen as the right fit for police and military forces around the world but uncomfortable body armour can make work a pain.
Read more about Uncomfortable truth about women in uniformBull Sharks Alyssa Bailey and Jasmine Rayward have clinched silver at the ICF U23 Canoe Sprint World Championships.
Read more about Parallel paths: Bailey and Rayward claim silverAidan Ross planned to pull on the Bull Shark blue and gold for this weekend's game against GPS, but in an unexpected call up he'll be pulling on the Wallabies gold instead.
Read more about Aussie Aidan's change of plansSpencer Jean on juggling studying, professional rugby and learning Japanese
Read more about Steady in study, rapid in rugbyKate Kyros wraps up her final season in youth equestrian by making a mark on the open division.
Read more about Kyros caps off a stellar summer seasonFor further information or to speak to our media team, please contact the Bond University Newsroom.
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