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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.
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‘Ugly’ food pretty nice for the budget
Do you ever buy 'ugly' fruit? It's fresh and good to eat and could cut your grocery bill and food wastage.
Read more about ‘Ugly’ food pretty nice for the budgetVirtually unlocking young minds
Virtual Reality is helping unlock the minds of neurodivergent children to enhance therapy sessions at Bond University's Health and Wellness Clinic.
Read more about Virtually unlocking young mindsThe right genes are good, but success comes from hard work
While our Olympians take centre stage in Paris for the next few weeks, those of us who are not-so sporty sit back in awe and may wonder, "how did they become so good?"
Read more about The right genes are good, but success comes from hard workDolphins fill up on fuel needed for success
Dr Greg Cox spent three weeks with the Australian Dolphins in a training camp before the Olympics and has shared some of the secrets of what high-performing sportspeople eat.
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Social Media for the Public Sector Conference March 2012
Dr Mark Pearson, will present at next week's Social Media for the Public Sector Conference 2012 in Melbourne. Dr Pearson is a journalist, author and professor of journalism at Bond Universit
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The Distinctiveness, Design, and Direction of Family Business Research: Insights From Management Luminaries
Justin B Craig from Bond University discusses the research opportunities unexplored that remain unexplored in the family business arena.
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CNN, IMD profile Amy Kenworthy's Research on Redundancy
The findings of the research project undertaken by Bond Professor of Management and LEAP Centre Director, Amy Kenworthy, and Professor Suzanne C. de Janasz, Professor of Leadership and
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LEAP Achievements for 2011
We have had a number of international partnerships that have taken place during the past year as well as a host of national and international conference presentations, publications, keynote speeches,
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Sporting news
Bull Sharks prevail in season defining win
AFL Rd 8 wrap: The Bull Sharks rain on Burleigh's parade in one of the club's great QFA performances.
Read more about Bull Sharks prevail in season defining winBull Sharks at full strength for season opener
Netball preview: Sapphire Rd 1- Ruby Rd 5. The Bull Sharks get their big guns back for season opener.
Read more about Bull Sharks at full strength for season openerBull Sharks silence Thunder
Netball Rd 4 wrap: The Bull Sharks withstand a physical Sunshine Coast side to claim the points.
Read more about Bull Sharks silence ThunderBailey breaks through for first senior medal
ADCO Sports Excellence Scholarship recipient Claudia Bailey has won a bronze medal at the Sprint Canoe World Cup in Poland.
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