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Young Engineers event
27/04/2018
Budding engineers embark on mystery tour to transform waste
Read more In light of China’s ban on Australia’s imported recyclables, some of the region’s brightest young minds came up with ideas for innovate waste engineering solutions at the Young Engineer’s event hosted by Southern Cross University.
USA students at Catch a Crab
26/04/2018
North American students spill the beans on how to ‘Catch a Crab’
Read more Four Southern Cross University students from the USA have received the full tourism treatment at Catch a Crab in Tweed Heads, teaming up with the local business to complete a social media campaign project targeting the North American market.
Carlo Leifert and organic milk
24/04/2018
Dairy study shows how much better grass-fed milk really is
Read more Australian dairy cows are among the world’s best producers of milk rich in good fatty acids simply because they graze in paddocks, says the head of organics research at Southern Cross University.
A colourful nudibranch. Photo credit: Matthew Testoni
18/04/2018
Citizen scientists dive in for inaugural Melbourne Sea Slug Census
Read more Beneath the waters of Port Phillip Bay and Westernport this weekend, volunteer scuba divers and underwater photographers will search the seabed for a small but colourful group of marine life, in the inaugural Melbourne Sea Slug Census.
Brookfarm Chinese students
20/04/2018
What do Chinese Millennials eat for breakfast? Brookfarm engages students in marketing plans
Read more A trio of young, business-savvy, Mandarin-speaking students from Southern Cross University is assisting Northern Rivers-based gourmet food producer Brookfarm with insights about what the Chinese middle-class consumer eats for breakfast.
Nursing student Kareena Barraclough
12/04/2018
Games legacy continues for University volunteers at Kidney Kids Camp
Read more In the past week, Southern Cross University student Kareena Barraclough has met the president of the Bahamas and mingled with gold medallists. Tomorrow she will be on the ground to meet and greet athletes and officials when the Commonwealth Games Rugby Sevens kicks off.