Now compulsive chaps drop ’til they shop
RETAIL therapy is a phrase heard most often in association with women, but that may be because we are not looking in the right places for dedicated male shoppers.
RETAIL therapy is a phrase heard most often in association with women, but that may be because we are not looking in the right places for dedicated male shoppers.
RETIRING Democrats senator Natasha Stott Despoja will become a visiting research fellow at her alma mater, the University of Adelaide.
SURGEONS treating the common spinal deformity scoliosis will be able to make a detailed plan of the operation required to correct.
THE federal Government’s commitment to academic freedom shows how arbitrary such arrangements are and underlines the need to consider legislative remedies, according to a specialist in the area.
BRIDGING the gap between theory and practice has been Angela Murphy’s remit since 2000, when she used her doctoral thesis to see how this worked in health services in regional and rural Victoria.
TODAY Laura Kostanski will be among the crowd in Melbourne’s Federation Square watching Kevin Rudd on a big screen as he delivers an apology – which she heartily endorses – to indigenous Australians.
ENGINEERING and science have experienced a growth surge while overall university applications are down.
Brisbane student Emile Victor says he and his mates are well aware of the resources boom and the opportunities it presents.
KHUSHNAM Kasad remembers the culture shock of seeing half-naked people on the beach but she knows this was a small problem compared with the ones that other international students have to grapple with.
CENTRAL Queensland University has extracted itself from its joint venture with Sydney-based Global Campus Management for a what is believed to be an eight-figure sum.
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