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07/04/2021
Naturopathic care's important role in making health more equitable and accessible
Read more The World Health Organization (WHO) is calling for urgent action to tackle and ultimately eliminate health inequalities as it marks World Health Day today (April 7).
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06/04/2021
Half of global methane emissions come from aquatic ecosystems – much of this is human-made
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01/04/2021
Southern Cross graduates rated highly by employers
Read more Most Australian employers are satisfied with the calibre of new university graduates they are hiring according to the federal government’s latest higher education survey.
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31/03/2021
Groundwater discharge affects water quality in coastal waters
Read more Water quality management in the ocean often targets visible pollution sources such as sewage, rivers or ships. A new global study, led by researchers at the University of Gothenburg and Southern Cross University, reveals invisible groundwater discharges may be just as important in driving nitrogen into coastal waters.
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30/03/2021
$1.2 million awarded to Southern Cross for collaborative research
Read more Southern Cross University has emerged as the only member of the Regional Universities Network to be successful in the latest round of federal government research funding.
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20/03/2021
The engineering oceanographer Dr Dan Harrison
Read more From tracking tuna across the Pacific Ocean to brightening clouds over the Great Barrier Reef, Southern Cross University’s Dr Daniel Harrison is working to protect our ecosystems before it’s too late. This unfortunately, he says, is likely to be far sooner than most people realise: “I personally think we’re going to start seeing very, very rapid decline of the reef over the next decade.”

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