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Building C Opening
14/12/2018
Official Opening of Building C at Southern Cross University Gold Coast campus
Read more Southern Cross University Gold Coast campus was proud to officially open its newest building in a ceremony officiated by the Hon Karen Andrews MP, Minister for Industry, Science and Technology and the federal member for McPherson on Thursday, 13 December, 2018.
Taneeka Hyatt
13/12/2018
Indigenous midwifery graduate proud to deliver for her community
Read more When Southern Cross University midwifery graduate Taneeka Hyatt begins her fulltime graduate position at Tweed Hospital next year, she will be working alongside some of the women who helped deliver her as a baby two decades ago.
LarvalBot Image credit: Great Barrier Reef Foundation
13/12/2018
Robot makes world-first baby coral delivery to Great Barrier Reef
Read more Ecology and technology have combined to give nature a helping hand, using a robot to deliver heat tolerant coral larvae directly onto the Great Barrier Reef in the first small scale pilot of a new technique to help restore and recover coral reefs.
Tea tree Melaleuca alternifolia in bloom
12/12/2018
New national project to sequence Australia’s native plant genomes
Read more Southern Cross University will lend its plant science expertise to a bold new national project that aims to map the genomes of Australian native plants to better understand and conserve the country’s unique flora.
Oslob whale sharks. Image credit: Andre Snoopy Monten
11/12/2018
Pacific fishermen finance protection of endangered whale sharks while reducing poverty
Read more Oslob in the Philippines has become an international hotspot for tourists to swim and dive with whale sharks – a species protected by law yet still illegally poached and finned alive in other parts of the country.
Researchers with the settlement sheet
06/12/2018
A reef reborn - coral babies fast-tracking reef’s recovery
Read more Last week’s deployment of the largest collaborative effort to regenerate a reef using millions of coral spawn has yielded promising results, which were announced today.