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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
Bond doubles down at Kirby Moot
Bond University was the only university to place two teams in the final rounds of the Michael Kirby Contract Law Moot.
Read more about Bond doubles down at Kirby MootA famous brand is not enough
Cue spent decades becoming a household name but its current troubles show heritage is not a guarantee of success.
Read more about A famous brand is not enoughNew research centre to tackle life after a heart attack
The National Health and Medical Research Council commits $3 million to the world-first centre at Bond University.
Read more about New research centre to tackle life after a heart attackHow a fun video landed Bond student at Cambridge
Bond medical student Ela Cimen wins a prestigious Cambridge study opportunity with a creative video showcasing her passion for anatomy and classics.
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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
Bull Sharks sink records at Short Course Champs
Chris Mooney’s Bull Sharks have made their presence felt at the Australian Short Course Swimming Championships, collecting a swag of medals and national records across the opening two days of competition.
Read more about Bull Sharks sink records at Short Course ChampsStronger together: Bond and SLSA dive into lifesaving’s bigger impact
For decades, surf lifesavers have measured their impact in rescues and lives saved. Now, Bond University is helping investigate what else the iconic movement gives back to Australian communities.
Read more about Stronger together: Bond and SLSA dive into lifesaving’s bigger impactClose Shave: Burnes trims down for shot at PB
Breaststroker Gideon Burnes missed the Commonwealth Games by the barest of margins, and he’s doing everything he can to shave off time on the road to LA 2028.
Read more about Close Shave: Burnes trims down for shot at PBBull Sharks racking up rep honours
It had six of it’s seven sides featuring in finals and four of those lining up in grand finals, and the plaudits keep coming for Bond Bull Sharks Rugby.
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