Flinders University

Research that matters
November 2025

Through bold, collaborative research, Flinders University crosses disciplinary boundaries to tackle complex challenges and drive new ways of thinking. Our commitment to evidence-driven impact ensures our discoveries benefit society and fuel economic growth for the nation.

Changing lives and changing the world.

Making sure Australia's water is secured for generations to come

Imagine not having enough water to drink, to take a shower, or to grow food that feeds the country. Imagine if supermarket shelves ran empty again, reminiscent of the COVID-19 pandemic. That could become the reality if Australia’s groundwater supplies aren't managed properly.

The hidden danger behind your newsfeed

Misinformation and disinformation are on the rise - and experts say they’re undermining public trust, fuelling radicalisation, and putting democracy at risk.

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School bullying: Why we need to look at the bigger picture

These strategies show how we can help our children stay safe, have healthy relationships, and thrive in the school environment.

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Navigating aged care in Australia

Transitions from home to hospital to aged care, or back home, can be difficult to manage. We explore how we can better support these people.

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How thinking outside the box can help curb crime

A large number of individuals released from prison are finding themselves back behind bars. Here’s how a different approach can help.

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The secret weapon in saving our sea lions, sharks and snapper

Researchers are unlocking new ways to protect our oceans and secure their future. Here’s how.

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At Flinders University, we bring together a broad range of expertise, working in collaboration with government, industry, and the community to create new knowledge and tackle problems where it is needed most.

Changing lives and changing the world.

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