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Lismore campus leafy walkway
18/09/2019
The 'Lismore spirit' shines during campus lockdown
Read more Dear Colleagues, I am writing this morning to provide you with a further follow-up in relation to yesterday’s traumatic events at the Lismore campus.
Runners
04/09/2019
The ‘runner’s high’: Southern Cross researchers want to know more
Read more Have you ever felt the ‘runner’s high’? A Southern Cross University research team will be at the Coffs Harbour Running Festival this weekend to measure these elated experiences.
Annette McCormick and Gabriella Wayne
05/09/2019
Career change a major trend for established workers
Read more Gold Coasters are reinventing themselves. Figures from Southern Cross University Gold Coast campus show people in their late 20s to early 40s are returning to study in droves.
AFR winner Industry Engagement
28/08/2019
Southern Cross University wins AFR Higher Education Award for Industry Engagement
Read more An innovative industry program which helped 28,500 primary producers tackle volatile markets, climate change and drought won the Industry Engagement category at last night’s Australian Financial Review Higher Education Awards.
Coffs Harbour Psychologist Jodi Wittenberg
22/08/2019
Coffs Harbour Health and Ageing jobs set to Skyrocket
Read more New research by prominent author and demographer Bernard Salt AM has highlighted Coffs Harbour as one of the fastest-growing regional areas in Australia. And alongside growth, he says, comes jobs.
Humpback whale female with calf at Hervey Bay
22/08/2019
Couple’s lifetime work reveals mystery of Hervey Bay’s humpback whales
Read more The only rest-stop on the southern migration of humpback whales is crowded at this time of year as a staggering 12,000 females and young detour into Queensland’s Hervey Bay.

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