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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.
University news
$3m push to fix Australia’s heart health gap
Up to 80 percent of Australians who could benefit from cardiac rehabilitation miss out, prompting a $3 million international research push led by Bond University.
Read more about $3m push to fix Australia’s heart health gapDegree built for the AI economy
An Australian-first university degree launching on the Gold Coast will produce graduates who can turn the promise of AI into practical business results.
Read more about Degree built for the AI economyWho decides what belongs on the Moon?
The Moon is accumulating a human history but international law has no clear framework for deciding what deserves protection.
Read more about Who decides what belongs on the Moon?New stage for classical music at Bond
Bond University and the Gold Coast Chamber Orchestra have partnered to expand classical music on campus.
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Research news
Deadly superbugs on hospital phones
The largest study of its kind has found hospital workers’ phones are carrying the same superbugs that kill millions of people worldwide every year.
Read more about Deadly superbugs on hospital phonesSatellites threaten Indigenous 'right to the night'
SpaceX's Starlink satellite constellation may be violating the constitutional rights of Indigenous people in Canada by obscuring the night sky, a new study argues.
Read more about Satellites threaten Indigenous 'right to the night'Worm tablet could be repurposed as brain cancer treatment
A drug widely used to combat intestinal worms has shown promise in treating brain tumours,
Read more about Worm tablet could be repurposed as brain cancer treatmentWomen less likely to receive CPR in Asia, study finds
Nethaki Rupasinghe’s childhood play with CPR dolls became a life mission after she discovered Asian women often go without life-saving help.
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Sporting news
Collett a class act in and out of the pool
Josh Collett led the Bull Sharks to a gold medal haul at the Hancock Prospecting Short Course Championships
Read more about Collett a class act in and out of the poolBull Sharks mean business
GPS Rugby Club is set to host a thrilling weekend of rugby as our Bull Sharks aim to put the icing their most successful season yet.
Read more about Bull Sharks mean businessLyon-Hearted Ed leads Bull Sharks cavalry charge
The old cliché that footy is a game of two halves could have been written for Ed Lyons’ first season as a Bull Shark.
Read more about Lyon-Hearted Ed leads Bull Sharks cavalry chargeBull Sharks plot Cat Attack
Bond's QAFLW squad continues to build momentum towards finals, while our QFA men will look to bounce back big against Pacific Pines.
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