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26/07/2021
More opportunities for clever businesses in final round of Innovation Challenge
Read more The NSW Government and Southern Cross University are calling for innovators with R&D solutions that strengthen entrepreneurship across the Mid North and North Coast regions.
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26/07/2021
Sharing the good oil on best soil practices boosted by Soil CRC grant
Read more Southern Cross University’s Dr Hanabeth Luke has gathered a truckload of insights about good soil management after four soil surveys, thousands of responses and countless meetings with farmers.
Close-up of a spotted gum tree with a mountain range in the background
23/07/2021
Release of second genome sequence for a eucalypt causes stir among scientists
Read more Southern Cross University forest scientists can lay claim to a pivotal role in establishing the green shoots for sequencing the genome of Australia’s spotted gum.
Covid virus
23/07/2021
As border shuts again, Southern Cross seeking clarity for student placements
Read more The Queensland border is closed again and Southern Cross University is responding immediately.
Occupational therapy student Tara Fritz
21/07/2021
Scholarship supports aspiring occupational therapist during rural placement
Read more Heading to outback Australian communities to complete a professional placement is a rite of passage for many University students, it can be a turning point in their journey from student to experienced professional. But being away from home, family and daily routine can also present challenges.
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20/07/2021
Choosing your senior school subjects doesn’t have to be scary. Here are 6 things to keep in mind
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Two students talking as they sit against a garden wall.
16/07/2021
Open Day goes virtual for month-long study discovery
Read more This year Open Day at Southern Cross University isn’t just a day; it’s a whole month.
A woman with long hair and white dress moving across a stage
14/07/2021
Zooming in: Performing Arts teachers in the time of COVID
Read more Restrictions to teaching spaces since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic last year forced teachers to embrace different modes and combinations of teaching delivery.
13/07/2021
University partnership supports a National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Academy for Lismore
Read more In a first for NSW, Indigenous high school students from the Northern Rivers region will have the opportunity to complete a school-based traineeship to attain a Cert III in Allied Health Assistance, delivered at Southern Cross University.
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13/07/2021
Turning a crisis into an opportunity
Read more From telehealth to virtual funerals, the healthcare sector struggled like everyone else to reinvent itself during COVID. For some drug and alcohol counsellors however, lockdown brought surprising results.
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12/07/2021
Digital dilemma: telepractice offers pandemic lifeline for social services, but not long-term solutions
Read more As Greater Sydney enters its third week of lockdown, a new Southern Cross University study reveals that telepractice has enabled more people to access critically important child and family social services.
Thilinika (Thili) Wijesinghe
12/07/2021
From Sri Lanka to Australia to pursue PhD research in education: a chat with Thili
Read more When it comes to climate change and the environment, children are concerned about their future yet remain hopeful, according to Southern Cross University researcher Thilinika (Thili) Wijesinghe.
Covid virus
09/07/2021
Southern Cross to continue studying and working online
Read more Southern Cross University will remain in ‘study/work from home’ mode for an additional week in line with the latest COVID restrictions.
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06/07/2021
Southern Cross maintains strong position in global Young University ranking
Read more Southern Cross University has achieved 163rd in the latest Times Higher Education Young University rankings.
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02/07/2021
NSW Waratahs announce Southern Cross alumnus Darren Coleman as new Head Coach
Read more The New South Wales Rugby Union (NSWRU) has announced Darren Coleman as the new Head Coach of the NSW Waratahs.
Education graduate Eli Cook
02/07/2021
Southern Cross graduate bringing Bundjalung culture into the classroom
Read more It’s not your average music video. The setting is half beach and wild mangroves, half school playground – places where children spend a lot of their time in this corner of the world. The beautifully shot vision shows kids doing backflips off the sand dunes, dancing in the surf and in front of mural art at school, all to a thumping hip hop track sung half in English, half in Bundjalung. It’s titled ‘Our voices being heard’.
Man wearing a mask lifing weights in a gym
01/07/2021
Does wearing a mask during workouts affect exercise? Research review
Read more The conclusion by Canadian researchers that the wearing of face masks has no effect on exercise may be overstating the definitiveness of their study’s findings says Southern Cross University exercise physiologist Dr Mike Climstein.
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27/06/2021
COVID concerns force return to at-home study and work for Southern Cross
Read more Southern Cross University will bring in study and work from home arrangements for all campuses from tomorrow, Monday June 28, in line with new NSW Government COVID measures.
Man holding a camera squatting down in a rainforest
25/06/2021
Honorary Doctorate recognises naturalist’s efforts to restore last paradise of Lord Howe Island
Read more A young university graduate’s chance posting to Lord Howe Island has taken Ian Hutton OAM on a lifetime’s wondrous ecological adventure that Southern Cross University is set to recognise with an Honorary Doctorate.
Student sitting on a large U-shaped letter outside a Southern Cross University building
24/06/2021
Sport and exercise science graduand scoring goals with First Class Honours
Read more After a COVID-hiatus, Southern Cross University Coffs Harbour is delighted to welcome the return of students, academics, supporters and special guests for its first graduation ceremonies since 2019.
Aerial view of a green farm paddock
23/06/2021
Survey helps build resilience for farmers in Central West NSW
Read more Check your mailbox! That’s the message to more than 2000 landholders across Central West NSW who’ve been specially selected to take part in a survey about land and farm management practices.
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22/06/2021
The Senate has voted to reject critical race theory from the national curriculum. What is it, and why does it matter?
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22/06/2021
Gold Coast Marathon a sporting honour for Southern Cross Uni
Read more Gold Coast Marathon will bring back the region’s premier running event in style, with more than 20,000 participants signing up for the July 3-4 race weekend.
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18/06/2021
Queen’s Birthday Honours for Southern Cross changemakers
Read more Outstanding Southern Cross University alumni were among the almost 1200 Australians recognised in the annual Queen’s Birthday Honours list.
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16/06/2021
Chainsaw cut-outs make good homes for tree-climbing mammals
Read more Carving out new homes for tree-climbing marsupials, when natural tree hollows are no longer readily available, is proving successful, a new Southern Cross University study has found.
A small mouse-like, tree climbing marsupial
15/06/2021
DIY habitat: my photos show chainsaw-carved tree hollows make perfect new homes for this mysterious marsupial
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14/06/2021
Southern Cross grads headline inaugural Byron Music Fest
Read more As the sweet sounds of Byron Music Festival roll over the hills in the Northern Rivers, artists, performers and music lovers alike will breathe a relieved sigh, then dance the night away.
White corals that look like skeletons
11/06/2021
Declining growth rates of global coral reef ecosystems
Read more If the trend of declining coral growth continues at the current rate, the world’s coral reefs may cease calcifying around 2054, a new Southern Cross University study has found.
Southern Cross University IT graduate Jack Russell in San Francisco
10/06/2021
IT graduate at home amongst Silicon Valley Tech Giants
Read more San Francisco’s Silicon Valley is a global hub for tech lovers, programmers, app creators and web developers. It’s the headquarters for companies such as Google, Facebook and Apple, it’s also the place Southern Cross University Bachelor of Information Technology graduate Jack Russell now calls home.
Mykaela Jay music student
08/06/2021
Musical partnership puts the beat in Lismore’s heart
Read more Southern Cross University and the Northern Rivers Conservatorium have joined forces for the fifth year in a row to deliver a high calibre line-up of emerging talent at this year’s Lismore Lantern Parade.
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08/06/2021
US philanthropists back coral crusader from Southern Cross
Read more Southern Cross University research into scaling-up coral reef restoration around the globe has received significant funding from the Paul G Allen Family Foundation.
03/06/2021
Innovation Day puts our smallest scientists to the test
Read more Can a robotic chicken work like a tractor… only better? How can we get rid of mozzies around our school, or stop the paths from flooding every time it rains? What about an aquaculture farm that re-uses waste as plant nutrients? These were just some of the questions our youngest scientists and thinkers were tackling this week at the Southern Cross University Lismore campus.
A group of people looking at fruit trees
02/06/2021
Southern Cross ramps up regenerative agriculture focus with new mentorship program
Read more Southern Cross University has received a $250,000 Environmental Education grant from the NSW Environmental Trust to support an innovative Regenerative Agriculture Mentorship Program.
A man standing outside a building in winter time
01/06/2021
This Southern Cross grad is training Olympic athletes
Read more From the Queensland Academy of Sport to training the Bangladesh Cricket Team and elite athletes in Europe, Theo Pickles’ career in sport has spanned the globe.
Students in Lismore Learning Centre
01/06/2021
The art of learning and self-reflection with Learning Coach Meredith Kayess
Read more Looking to improve your assignment writing, study strategies, or gain study confidence? Perhaps you’re not sure how to move forward when you didn’t get the grade you were hoping for.
Cauliflower-like coral with yellow seahorse
01/06/2021
Endangered purple Cauliflower Coral pushed closer to brink of extinction after recent flooding
Read more The gardens of purple, cauliflower-like corals that have long-delighted divers in Port Stephens waters are in significant decline, a Southern Cross University study has found.
A purple coral that looks like a cauliflower with a yellow seahorse
31/05/2021
Beautiful, rare 'purple cauliflower' coral off NSW coast may be extinct within 10 years
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A woman and man sitting inside their home in Sierra Leone
28/05/2021
Ebola survivors: their health struggles and how best to support them
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27/05/2021
New Chancellor for Southern Cross University
Read more One of Australia’s leading business figures, Sandra McPhee AM, has been appointed Chancellor for Southern Cross University.
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27/05/2021
Industry regenerative agriculture scholarship grows soil stewards of the future
Read more Recipient of the Eve Investments Regenerative Agriculture Scholarship Emma-jeay Pickett wasn’t planning on university until she heard about the world-first degree in Regenerative Agriculture offered at Southern Cross.
Man in business jacket in front of trees
26/05/2021
Key appointment to global advisory committee recognises Southern Cross researcher’s traditional medicine expertise
Read more Dr Peter Bai James, Postdoctoral Research Fellow at Southern Cross University’s National Centre for Naturopathic Medicine, has accepted a nomination to serve on an advisory committee for the West African Health Organisation’s Traditional Medicine Programme.
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26/05/2021
We're just not compatible any more: why Microsoft finally dumped Internet Explorer
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25/05/2021
Southern Cross awards Nick Burton Taylor honorary doctorate
Read more Southern Cross University has awarded its Chancellor Nick Burton Taylor AM an honorary doctorate.
Dr Jean Renouf
24/05/2021
Now is the time to build the world we want to live in
Read more “For me disruptions and atrocities are not a surprise.”
21/05/2021
"Exhausted beyond measure," panel presents findings on teaching during COVID
Read more COVID-19 has been a catalyst for change across the globe. While some industries have suffered more than others, few would dispute the effect the pandemic has had on the education sector.
A group of students walking through a paddock
21/05/2021
One hundred students gather for regenerative agriculture residential
Read more You couldn’t help but feel hopeful about Australia’s farming future when Southern Cross University’s Regenerative Agriculture students from across the country converged on Northern Rivers farms recently for their field-based residentials.
A group of people on a farm, standing near fencing and a black cow
18/05/2021
Southern Cross partners with Primex, Australia’s sustainable farming expo
Read more Primex Field Days’ new partnership with Southern Cross University will enhance the event’s NextGen program and strengthen its education and innovation credentials.
Southern Cross University students Tara Moore, Cindy Kennedy, Janelle Mason and Veronica Stephens at the inaugural Cybercrime Think Tank.
17/05/2021
Students join forces with NSW Police to prevent cybercrime
Read more A team of Southern Cross University students has been crowned joint winner of the inaugural NSW Police Cybercrime Think Tank, with an idea to prevent cybercrime that will be deployed by NSW Police.
A woman stands in front of curved mirrors
14/05/2021
This Southern Cross grad is using psychology to change workplace culture
Read more We spend more time at work than just about any other human activity (apart from sleeping) over the course of our lifetimes. The workplace can be a battleground or a fertile ground for growth, depending on how you look at it, and that's something Batoul Hodroj thinks about a lot in her ongoing training in organisational psychology.
A man stands in a field with a farmer and students
13/05/2021
Food security, rock phosphate and resilient farming: inside the world of Professor Terry Rose
Read more Working out how to extract an element from human waste in order to recycle it back into agricultural crops may not be everyone’s idea of fun, but when Professor Terry Rose starts talking about the phosphorus cycle, he lights up. 
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13/05/2021
Sydney graduation ceremonies postponed as Southern Cross puts COVID safety first
Read more Southern Cross University has postponed graduation ceremonies planned for Sydney this weekend in line with the NSW government’s extended COVID restrictions.
11/05/2021
Women’s Safety front and centre for Southern Cross Uni changemaker graduate
Read more As a child of the women’s refuge movement, Hayley Foster knew from a young age she’d follow in her mother’s footsteps and pursue her own passion for justice, wellbeing, and social change advocacy.
Misty green mountains with a rainbow in the background
11/05/2021
Kyogle Writers Festival ready to launch, with Southern Cross as partner
Read more Surrounded by valleys and mountain ranges and bursting with ideas and creativity, the small Northern Rivers town of Kyogle is set to unveil its own celebration of writing.
Bachelor of Nursing graduate Sophie Longworth at the front of the Tweed Hospital holding fire fighter helmet
11/05/2021
Nursing graduate thriving under pressure
Read more For Bachelor of Nursing graduate Sophie Longworth, working under pressure and helping others is in her DNA.
07/05/2021
Run, mama, run!
Read more Mothers who study spend a lot of time running between commitments, but have you ever wondered what kind of training pregnant women and women who have just had a baby need to do for long distance running? With the Village Roadshow Theme Parks Gold Coast Marathon not far away, two of our mothers who run give their take on training before and after having a baby.
Two students sitting in front of computers
06/05/2021
Mindfulness traits could help supervisors tackle PhD anxiety and improve supervisory relationships
Read more New research from Southern Cross University takes a different approach to supporting doctoral supervisors. The emphasis is not on what they should do, but the ‘ways’ they should be doing it.
Two women playing AFL taking a mark
05/05/2021
Sport concussion in women: are they increasing, and are there long-term cumulative effects?
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03/05/2021
Southern Cross ready to crack Cybercrime Think Tank contest
Read more A high performing group of IT, law and accounting students from Southern Cross University is combining their smarts to crack cybercrime challenges for the police.
03/05/2021
International Midwives Day a double celebration for Southern Cross midwifery students
Read more On International Day of the Midwife this Wednesday (5 May), seven Southern Cross midwifery students have an extra reason to celebrate, as the successful recipients of a scholarship to attend the 2021 NSW State Conference of the Australian College of Midwives.
Rows of propagated seedlings in a nursery
30/04/2021
Koala food-tree nursery germinates on Southern Cross land
Read more A small plot of farmland at the Lismore campus is bursting with life as part of Southern Cross University’s efforts to help save koalas across the NSW North Coast.
Koala climbing burnt tree trunk
28/04/2021
Controversial idea could aid recovery of bushfire-affected koala populations
Read more Koala translocations are controversial, however they could be used to aid the recovery of bushfire-affected populations, according to new Southern Cross University research.
Woman in a yellow raincoast and wellington boots standing in kneehigh water
26/04/2021
Flooded in: new audio walk explores impact of cyclone Debbie on Lismore
Read more Documenting the Lismore community’s response to ex-Tropical Cyclone Debbie, Flood Stories showcases the power of storytelling in disaster recovery in a new interactive audio project by Southern Cross University's Jeanti St Clair.
A smiling woman wearing sunglasses, handbag over arm, walking in a city
26/04/2021
'She beams goodness and light': Rosemary's Way is about a hero transforming the lives of migrant and refugee women
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A group of senior citizens holding a winner's trophy.
20/04/2021
Ask Gran Not Google graduates to university sector in a Southern Cross first
Read more A battle of the ages has unfolded at Southern Cross University, with a dynamic group of Gold Coast seniors taking on the city’s sharpest young minds in the latest evolution of the ground-breaking Ask Gran Not Google program.
Scuba divers swimming in coral reef, with front diver holding a camera
19/04/2021
Coral IVF spearheads Australian innovation to world's business leaders
Read more Pioneer of the Coral IVF technique, Professor Peter Harrison of Southern Cross University, features in a new video series showcasing Australian innovation to the world.
Parched landscape with dead tree and cloudy sky
15/04/2021
Southern Cross named as partner in two national drought hubs
Read more Southern Cross University has been announced as playing a crucial partnership role in two new Drought Resilience Adoption and Innovation Hubs.
Humpback whale breaching
14/04/2021
Humpbacks go from bust to boom, yet experts fear whale’s recovery under threat
Read more A proposal to remove the humpback from Australia’s threatened species list has come too soon in the iconic whale’s recovery, say Southern Cross University researchers.
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13/04/2021
Southern Cross celebrates alumni achievements
Read more A unique cohort of Southern Cross University graduates who have made extraordinary global achievements in research, community building, healthcare and environmental issues have been acknowledged with the 2020 Alumni Impact Awards.
13/04/2021
Getting to the bottom of the Bigfoot myth with researcher Marian Bailey
Read more She is the tooth researcher who is helping unlock the myths around Bigfoot and Yeti. And now PhD researcher Marian Bailey has stepped into the studio at Southern Cross University Lismore campus to chat with Snowy Frankland for the new much-anticipated SCU Buzz podcast.
Dr Luke Jeffrey Conducting wetland research
12/04/2021
Microbes in trees eat methane for breakfast
Read more A research study lead by Southern Cross University scientists has discovered an unlikely microscopic ally in the battle to reduce the amount of methane gas in the atmosphere.
A forest of trees
09/04/2021
We found methane-eating bacteria living in a common Australian tree. It could be a game changer for curbing greenhouse gases
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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).
Processing factory with smoke stacks adjacent to a wetlands
06/04/2021
Half of global methane emissions come from aquatic ecosystems – much of this is human-made
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Graduate nurse Sophie Longworth (left) on duty
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.
Two people on a beach shoreline setting up scientific instruments.
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.
Black beef cow
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.
24/03/2021
Transforming education through art making
Read more “As humans we’ve had a propensity to make art, to make images and objects, in every place and time since someone picked up a tool. That’s what makes us fully human in my opinion and I can’t understand: as this is a human cultural practice – why are we bleeding it out of the school system? Why are we putting it to the edges, or the last thing on a Friday afternoon? I mean, I could teach a student in secondary school anything through the arts.”
Olympic swimming pool with 4 swimmers in lanes
23/03/2021
University’s water efficiency set to potentially fill seven Olympic swimming pools
Read more Saving almost seven Olympic swimming pools’ worth of water is no easy feat, yet Southern Cross University is on track after introducing new water efficiency measures.
22/03/2021
Southern Cross University scientist wins prestigious national teaching award
Read more He’s passionate about aligning student assessment and experience with cutting-edge industry learning, and now Southern Cross University long-time lecturer Dr Michael Whelan has won a national University Teaching citation.
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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.”
Planet earth from space
19/03/2021
Gold Coast teens challenged to make their world a better place
Read more A new youth entrepreneurship initiative is challenging high school students to develop social enterprise solutions to problems they identify in their local area.
Woman in striped shirt with trees and path behind her
18/03/2021
Researcher Spotlight: Associate Professor Romy Lauche of the National Centre for Naturopathic Medicine
Read more Associate Professor Romy Lauche is a qualified psychologist with a PhD in medical sciences. She is extensively experienced with all facets of clinical and non-clinical research including research methodology, systematic reviews, meta-analysis, mixed-methods research, and statistical analyses of large population health datasets.
Woman in the bush wearing a hard hat and using a walkie talkie
16/03/2021
Forest scientists bringing new solutions to the environment, business and future
Read more Timber Queensland is marking International Day of Forests on March 21 by celebrating and acknowledging the work of its scientists, including Southern Cross University graduate Alison Dillon.
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15/03/2021
Lost for words - treating the aftermath of a stroke
Read more A Southern Cross University lecturer is breaking new ground in dealing with the little known condition called aphasia or the inability to communicate with speech.
river and wetland area
10/03/2021
Art and creative events highlight the Speaking With the River exhibition
Read more Exploring how our region’s rivers provide a creative link to interpret the way we think, live and interact is the theme for a Northern Rivers based Speaking With the River exhibition that opens on 11 March.
08/03/2021
Southern Cross University hosts Live Build with LEGO Masters
Read more Five teams of Southern Cross University students went head-to-head in a Live Lego Build event under the guidance of Lego Master superstars Andrew Tuppen and Damian Hinds.
08/03/2021
How an engineering degree was built to become Australia’s best
Read more With some of the best engineering laboratories in regional Australia, industry-leading staff and a graduate employment rate of almost 100 per cent, there’s no guessing why Southern Cross University’s engineering degree has been named the best in the country.
man on left with student holding guitar in music studio
04/03/2021
Southern Cross University partners with Rolling Stone Magazine
Read more The future is tuning up to be major for Southern Cross University Bachelor of Contemporary Music student Leon Holstegge who has been awarded the inaugural Rolling Stone sponsored scholarship.
performers on stage at Coffs Harbour D Block lecture theatre
02/03/2021
Major Upgrade to Coffs Harbour Education Campus Theatre Complete
Read more Southern Cross University, TAFE NSW, Coffs Harbour Senior College and Coffs Harbour City Council (CHCC) are delighted to announce the completion of a major upgrade and refurbishment to D Block Theatre at the Coffs Harbour Education Campus (CHEC).
01/03/2021
Top ATAR talent kicking off study at Southern Cross University
Read more When Amy Mazzarella steps foot on Southern Cross University campus for her first class in 2021, she’ll be one of more than a thousand new students welcomed to the University.
26/02/2021
Osteopathy students on placement in the outback
Read more Ten osteopathy students from Southern Cross University were treated to a unique placement this month as they took a student-led clinic to the outback towns of Bourke and Brewarrina.
25/02/2021
Paid on par with cleaners: the broader issue affecting the quality of aged care
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22/02/2021
WHARVES frontman Matthew Collins reflects on the year in music making
Read more Southern Cross University graduate Matthew Collins spent most of 2020 making music from home to supplement his income after his band’s international tour was cancelled due to COVID restrictions.
19/02/2021
Why do we love koalas so much? Because they look like baby humans
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Digital Enterprise Lab - Information Technology
15/02/2021
Southern Cross University launches second Innovation Districts Covid-19 Challenge
Read more Southern Cross University has launched the second round of an initiative focusing on economic recovery by inviting businesses to enter the Innovation Districts R&D Covid-19 Challenge.
SCU Gold Coast campus exterior
15/02/2021
Southern Cross University reshapes its future
Read more A series of reforms designed to reshape the future of Southern Cross University will go live today.
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14/02/2021
More than 700 students celebrate their university achievements
Read more It was the first face to face Southern Cross University graduation ceremony since the COVID crisis hit almost a year ago.
Medic and young girl
11/02/2021
New study aims to understand how parents choose healthcare interventions for children
Read more Researchers are inviting parents to have their say in the development of future healthcare services for children by sharing their views on how they have managed common health issues, including the treatments and services they access and what factors influence these decisions.
10/02/2021
The Bee Doctor
Read more Dr Cooper Schouten has been fascinated by bees ever since he was a child, convinced he could talk to his tiny insect friends. Fast-forward a couple of decades and that childhood fascination has become a career.
RUN chair Professor Nick Klomp
10/02/2021
Regional Universities Network appoints new chair
Read more CQUniversity’s Vice-Chancellor and President, Professor Nick Klomp, has been appointed as the new chair of the Regional Universities Network (RUN), Australia’s peak body for regional higher education providers.