Professor Damien Burrows, Director of JCU TropWATER, shares his passion for the wonders of the wetlands. From research in and out of the field to multi-industry collaborations, find out how the wetlands of North Queensland are being protected and promoted.
Our actions can have an impact on everyone around us. World Cancer Day, 4 February, is a chance to reflect on how we can create a healthier, brighter world. JCU Pharmacy graduate Tegan Stark gives us an insight into her role as Pharmacy Team Leader at Icon Cancer Centre in Mackay.
Linguistics PhD candidate Pema Wangdi talks about growing up in a country with some of the tallest mountains in the world, how people used to find love and why prayer flags matter.
JCU graduates Lucy Graham and Mathilde Gordon have gone more than the extra mile for Plastic Free July – they’re kayaking 2,100 kilometres to promote awareness of marine debris and inspire people to live without single-use plastic.
Cyclones are a constant threat in Northern Australia’s summer months. Dr Chrystopher Spicer writes about cyclones in literature in his new book Cyclone Country, and he tells us why the red flag above the Cairns post office was so important during cyclone season.
World Heart Day aims to ensure heart health for all and JCU’s Heart of the Matter Working Group is rising to the challenge and bringing a new twist to heart research.
Going through cancer treatment is a harrowing process that is made even more difficult when you live in rural and remote Australia. The challenges patients and healthcare professionals face spurred JCU’s Dr Tracey Ahern to make a difference.
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