Final-year UQ medical student and proud Pitjantjara man Pirpantji Rive-Nelson is determined to improve healthcare in Central Australia by breaking down language barriers. Pirpantji is currently attending the Rural Medical School in Toowoomba.
Have you ever wondered what manta rays on the Great Barrier Reef do when we're not watching? World first research might have answered that question and many more - but not without a major team effort. Project Manta's Christine Dudgeon explains.
Renowned environmental scientist Professor Tim Flannery wil present the UQ Global Change Institute Challenge of Change lecture on Tuesday 25 September, much to the delight of GCI communications officer Ron Hohenhaus.
Dr Gilbert Price, School of Earth and Environmental Sciences, writes about his team's research into megafauna and how a study into a 3,000 kg giant wombat-like Diprotodon evolved to teach us about how ancient ecosystems operated.
Andreia Virmond has managed to balance motherhood, a marriage, a professional career and capoeira – but it hasn’t been without its challenges. Here the UQ Sport staffer examines the microcosm of feminism in martial arts.
If you ask someone what they think of when they hear the word ‘witch’ most people will come up with a similar image: old, haggard, ugly, bent-nosed, broomstick-laden and, above all, female.
