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Australia's top health researchers
A passion for improving the health of Australian children has seen Deakin University's Professor Jo Salmon named as one of Australia's top health researchers. Professor Salmon received Achievement Award by NHMRC in recognition of research into developing & assessing effective ways of encouraging children to spend more time being active. Making Australians aware of the importance of physical activity & reducing their sitting time throughout the day is a challenge that motivates Professor Salmon's research.
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Women's participation in the labour force has almost doubled since the 60s and as the part time market continues to grow, a new report finds women make up 75 per cent of part time workers.
Griffith Law School graduate, Lauren Dancer, has been awarded an Australia-at-Large Rhodes Scholarship for 2012, the first Griffith student to receive the prestigious prize.
Study finds greater proportion of women aged 20 to 29 are most tattooed Australians, almost 1 in 3 sporting a tattoo, whereas in older age groups tattoos were more common among men.
The Chief of Navy, Vice Admiral Ray Griggs, has promoted Commodore Robyn Walker to the rank of Rear Admiral in the Royal Australian Navy.
Nicola Banwell received a Prime Minister's Australia Asia Endeavour Award 2011. Her research will take her to China's most rural communities affected by natural disaster.
As American Idol premieres to millions of viewers worldwide for its eleventh season in January, researchers have some advice for contestants: perform last.
Foxtrot, salsa, rumba! Twice weekly ballroom dancing classes for senior citizens could bring back the balance and strength needed to prevent falls in elderly Australians, according to University of Sydney researchers.
Griffith Business School graduate, Kate Schachtel, is celebrating the start of a new job, and a new life in Sydney, after accepting a position at Westpac's head office.
A reflection on beauty with subtle design was the inspiration behind a series of necklaces that have placed third in the prestigious Japanese 2011 Itami Craft Exhibition.
Helen McCosker's research found breast cancer's interaction with surrounding environment held key to predicting whether it would grow, become dormant or spread.
Sharon Attree's passion for teaching has been recognised by the WA Department of Education, who named her one of 2011 WA Beginning Teacher's of the Year.