It’s springtime, and that means we will be hosting our annual spring OzTREKK Study in Australia Fairs! This year, the OzTREKK Study in Australia Fairs…

Most people remember braces as yet another part of an awkward adolescence: metal tracks, elastic bands, and unfortunate food choices. Associate Professor Paul Schneider is…

Imagine the following scenario: You are leading your team on patrol in pursuit of enemy insurgents and trigger a booby-trap. The explosion is massive. You…

The University of Queensland has slashed grid electricity use at its Gatton campus by 40 per cent since bringing Australia’s largest solar research facility on line…

Researchers are a step closer to unravelling one of the great prehistoric puzzles of South East Asia, after discovering an ancient burial ground, including human remains,…

Did you know that the majority of international students who began the Bachelor of Dental Surgery program in 2016 applied via OzTREKK? It’s true! OzTREKK students…

In a major win for rural health, a former president of the Australian Dental Association (Queensland Branch) has been appointed to Goondir Health Clinic at…

The great Australian favourite—red meat—may be under threat as climate change continues to hit food-growing areas. And while scientists think kangaroo and seafood could become…

One of Australia’s highly successful career diplomats, Townsville’s Bill Tweddell, has begun work as James Cook University’s Chancellor. Mr Tweddell grew up in Townsville, studied…

Scientists at the University of Melbourne’s Oral Health Cooperative Research Centre have warned about the damage sugar-free drinks can do to tooth enamel. Researchers in…