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14/10/2021
Southern Cross Uni alumnus wins prestigious Banjo Paterson Writing Award
Read more For author James Page, helping Congolese-born Sagamba Muhira tell his experience of fleeing war and ethnic violence is about recognising every refugee who arrives in Australia has a personal story.
A cucumber hothouse filled with mature plants
12/10/2021
Woodchip bioreactors may help farmers reduce fertiliser pollution in waterways
Read more Prototype woodchip bioreactors may reduce nitrogen pollution entering nearby waterways by as much as 85% in the right conditions, according to new studies by Southern Cross University.
Kate Neale with two kids in Singapore
08/10/2021
It's easy being green
Read more Southern Cross Researcher Dr Kate Neale, joins the latest episode of the SCU Buzz Podcast, to talk about the therapeutic benefits of the garden and how it promotes emotional, mental, and physical health for all ages, backgrounds and abilities.
Transition to Uni student Inderjot Bajwa
07/10/2021
How Transition to Uni course has transformed uni entry for Year 12 leavers
Read more For Year 12 students who want to secure a place in their chosen degree, Southern Cross University’s ‘Transition to Uni’ program is an excellent pathway.
Plume of seawater droplets from sprayer rises into the sky
26/08/2021
Taking to the skies to shade corals using new technologies
Read more Southern Cross University-led field trials of an innovative new technique that aims to prevent coral bleaching by spraying microscopic seawater particles into the air is producing exciting preliminary results.
Child makes a pattern of leaves on the ground
10/09/2021
Teaching STEM with nature play: new research on outdoor learning
Read more As preschools and kindergartens across Australia embrace Bush schooling and ‘nature play’, a research team led by Southern Cross University is working with young children and their teachers to unearth the evidence.

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