Newly discovered skull solves mystery of SA’s giant goose
South Australian scientists have made the once-in-a-century discovery of a giant prehistoric bird that roamed the state 45,000 years ago.
Tertiary
New schools set for key growth areas in Adelaide
Two new schools will be built to cope with booming populations in two key areas of SA.
Adelaide Uni Gaza campers pack up but ‘we’re not giving up’
The local arm of the protest movement that’s popped up on campuses around the world say they now have new plans to pursue.
Adelaide Uni makes its call on Gaza protesters’ right to rally
As pressure builds on unis to act on tumultuous pro-Palestinian protests, the state’s largest has revealed its take on its campus camp out.
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Premier’s stern warning to parliament over uni merger
The Premier says it would be “extraordinary” if parliament even considered blocking the merger of the universities of Adelaide and South Australia.
When we’ll know about Adelaide and UniSA merger
A decision on whether to go ahead with the historic merger of the universities of Adelaide and South Australia will be made by the end of the week.
Elvis deserves a little less conversation, a little more action
Elvis is a doctor, inventor, humanitarian and volunteer. He’s studying for his Masters. He helps the disabled. And he can’t get an engineering job in Adelaide for one infuriating reason.
‘Catastrophic for SA’: Uni staff voice fears on merger
As a decision looms on merging two of Adelaide’s universities, a new survey reveals what staff really think about the plan.
‘Try telling SA workers they’re getting an 8 per cent pay cut’
SA is missing out of billions because of a growing 8 per cent wage gap with the rest of the nation – but the uni merger would ease that, a major report says.
STEM student shortage is a national security crisis
The number of teens studying advanced maths has dropped to an all-time low – and that has huge and worrying implications for the defence industry jobs of the future.
School program engages whiz kids but uni STEM plan fails the grade
Smart students around the state are learning skills needed to build nuclear submarines in high school – but a uni funding scheme designed to boost STEM numbers is failing.
Three things Australia must do to create a nuclear subs workforce
Building a trained workforce for the nuclear submarines program is a colossal task – and the clock is ticking. Here’s what eminent academic Brian Schmidt says needs to happen.
Jewish groups cut partnership with Adelaide Uni
Jewish groups have ended a partnership with Adelaide Uni under an upcoming history festival over its stance of the definition of anti-Semitism.
Flinders’ $280m game-changing medical hub hits major milestone
Bringing together world-class medical researchers and health services, Flinders Uni’s $280m project has reached a massive milestone and is on track to open soon.
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