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Coronavirus (COVID-19) updates

The health and safety of all our staff and students is paramount at UniSA. The University is working diligently with local and national health authorities to support the international effort to reduce the impact and spread of novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) and to support our community in what is a challenging time.

18 Oct 20

The ‘Goldilocks Day’: the perfect day for kids’ bone health

16 Oct 20

Reviving Melbourne’s $1.5-billion live music scene is crucial for Victoria’s COVID recovery

15 Oct 20

UniSA partners with Adelaide Women’s Prison to design parenting program

14 Oct 20

Economic overhaul needed to support struggling regional areas

13 Oct 20

Families and researchers work together to shed light on stillbirth and perinatal death

12 Oct 20

Osteoarthritis biomarker could help cut $23 billion health bill

12 Oct 20

Wear and repair in osteoarthritis: exercise, not surgery, is the key

08 Oct 20

Remote stores remove the sugar hit and business is going strong

01 Oct 20

It ain’t great to stay up late: the perils of a late bedtime for kids and parents

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Enterprise Magazine

Issue 1, 2020

When the smoke clears
Reviving Australia’s bushfire-affected communities

Nature stages a comeback From Vice Chancellor: Global crisis unleashes creativity Lessons from lockdown Preparing for a pandemic Building a better future Learning through space and time Can capitalism be sustainable

UniSA News

September 2020

Red hot meat: the wrong recipe for heart health
From MasterChef to MKR, the world’s best chefs have taught audiences how to barbecue, grill and panfry a steak to perfection. But while the experts may be seeking that extra flavour, new research from UniSA suggests high-heat caramelisation could be bad for health.

Now you see it, now you don’t: adding chameleon-like capabilities to defence drones A coffee and catnap keep you sharp on the nightshift Endometriosis: no cure, but diagnosis could avert surgery From the Vice Chancellor Achievements and Announcements 3MT winner finds a unique way to halt construction waste Call the midwifery student Explainer video: How do you deal with a child who stutters? Should Google and Facebook be forced to pay for news? Privacy problems built into blockchain technology Scaling up: New Research and Innovation Director hopes to take industry engagement to the next level In Pictures: UniSA food drive