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9 December 2021
Decentralisation, climate change and the human impacts of industry are among topics to be featured at an international asset management conference hosted by Federation University.
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7 December 2021
Watch as Australia’s first wind turbine training tower built to simulate working at heights in a wind turbine is erected in Ballarat.
2 December 2021
A Federation University researcher has been invited to participate in a prestigious research journal's study into gambling harm.
25 November 2021
One of the reasons for adopting daylight saving time was the theory that communities could save energy with the longer daylight hours of the warmer months. But does the idea stack up?
19 November 2021
Federation University researchers will play a leading role in a $6.5 million project that aims to revolutionise how rangeland farmers measure, manage and trade carbon.
10 November 2021
Men's Sheds have never been more important than they are today, with the emotional scars from months in isolation expected to take a toll on many older people even after lockdowns.
9 November 2021
Getting elite footballers ready and raring to perform at their peak became a 'pinch me' moment for strength and conditioning coach Chris Radford. Now he offers regional athletes the same support.
8 November 2021
Greater job security and a better pathway for flexible working will help attract and retain more females in STEMM careers, a study by Federation University Australia researchers has found.
2 November 2021
Thousands of primary school children are now returning to full-time onsite learning. It’s likely they will be playing catch-up after missing out on fundamental health health and physical education exp
Happier people tend to live longer, be healthier and enjoy more successful lives. But pursued in certain ways, happiness or positivity can become toxic.
1 November 2021
Federation University Australia will partner with three Indian institutes to unearth and analyse data needed to improve mine-to-market supply chains for lithium and other rare minerals.
27 October 2021
Former Federation University student and current Black Hill Primary School teacher Chloe Dew has been recognised for her teaching excellence.
26 October 2021
While older people’s employment has not solely been considered through an age discrimination lens, it is an issue that has garnered much attention.
20 October 2021
Emily Innes is on a mission to get as many prisoners as possible engaged in education and says this is one of the most important ways to inspire people to make positive choices about their lives.
15 October 2021
The pandemic is occurring in waves and impacting the psychological well-being of global populations. The findings of a recent study show there is an urgent need to prioritise support.
14 October 2021
The next generation of brewers can tap into the knowledge and experience from 50 years of brewing as Federation's famed brewing course looks to the future to stay at the forefront of the industry.
12 October 2021
The beautifully shot and evenly paced New Gold Mountain, an 1850s-era murder mystery, reminds viewers that the first Australian multicultural moment happened in the mid-19th century – not the 20th.
Frances Haugen’s explosive accusations about the social media giant Facebook puts us at a pivotal moment in the history of social media platform responsibility.
6 October 2021
Moving grand finals provided the opportunity for more AFL and NRL spectators than would have been possible in their traditional homes of Melbourne or Sydney.
Mechatronics researchers have been awarded Federation University’s first Cooperative Research Centres Projects grant to take unrecyclable waste and convert it to products for the building industry.
29 September 2021
Angela Merkel served a record four terms in government. While she has had her critics, she has been a source of stability and became a role model of how to deal with controversy and crisis.
28 September 2021
The earthquake that was felt across Victoria and other parts of the country is at the very least a reminder that we are living on a very thin crust that surrounds a very active planet.
8 September 2021
An Australian study of a global program that teaches social and emotional skills in early childhood settings has provided strong evidence that the program positively influences children's wellbeing.
7 September 2021
When you injure yourself, you may reach for a hot or a cold pack. Which option is better depends on the nature of your pain, what caused it and how long you’ve had it.
30 August 2021
Imagine having to fly non-stop for five days over thousands of kilometres of ocean for your survival. That’s what the Latham’s Snipe shorebird does twice a year, for every year of its life.