July 2004
A newspaper of the University of South Australia
Stemming the Brain Drain The “brain drain” registers a blip on the economic radar with alarming regularity. The loss of our best and brightest intellectual resources to other states in Australia and overseas is a perennial problem for the business and science communities. Full Story	Regular sections From the Vice Chancellor News in brief Browser brief Classifieds Colgan's Cryptic Crossword Academic Board Five to Nine August 15, 2004

Main stories
Don Hawke memorial scholarship	Aerobics champ on a winning streak	New home for John Dowie sculptures	Family law: in need of reform?

	Other stories
Tackling coordination disorders Summer school in Denmark Palliative care project launched Thinking of the future	It’s all in the stars Transition grants presented Parfitt to head ITR Educators look to the north	Bringing the Beatles online Decisions on fees and scholarships Hope for workers stuck in IT time warp

	Extras
UniSA spin-off company secures $2m in funding	Professional development courses in TV and video

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