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Plastic waste on Ambon Island Indonesia
24/05/2022
International research partnership takes action on marine plastic
Read more Southern Cross University is part of an international research partnership tackling marine plastic pollution.
Peter Harrison inspecting coral reef at North Point off Lizard Island
20/05/2022
Building a shared future for all life by supporting biological diversity
Read more From discovering a new frog species or learning more about shy tropical dolphins, to improving the production of food crops like hempseed and coffee, Southern Cross University researchers are working alongside nature to ensure longevity and viability of plant and animal species.
Boat on Lismore flood waters 2022
23/05/2022
Lismore floodwater enough to fill half of Sydney Harbour
Read more Professor Bradley Eyre has been chasing floods for more than thirty years but even he was surprised at the quantity of water that devastated the town of Lismore in the recent floods.
Leigh Carriage accepts Humanitarian Award at AWMA credit Embellysh
19/05/2022
Educator receives national recognition at Australian Women in Music Awards
Read more Dr Leigh Carriage, a senior music lecturer at Southern Cross University, has taken out the Humanitarian category at the Australian Women in Music Awards.
Ngu Hao 2 tooth multi view
18/05/2022
Fossil tooth unlocks mystery of Denisovans in Asia
Read more What links a finger bone and some fossil teeth found in the remote Altai Mountains of Siberia to a single tooth found in the limestone landscapes of tropical Laos? The answer has been established by an international team of researchers, including Southern Cross University.
Aerial picture of Lismore after 2022 floods
17/05/2022
Lismore campus to house temporary accommodation for flood-affected residents
Read more Temporary accommodation will be constructed adjacent to Southern Cross University’s Lismore campus to house flood-affected residents. In an agreement with the NSW Government, a soccer pitch and car park will be used to accommodate modular homes known as ‘pods’.

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