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  1. PhD candidate鈥檚 modified boxing an international success

    PhD candidate鈥檚 modified boxing an international success

    A modified version of boxing developed by a 海角射区 PhD candidate, which aims to promote social inclusion and development, has been successfully introduced to schools in India

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  2. Robert McCuaig and Tara Boulding

    Fellowship honours Canberra mum, continues cancer research

    Two early career researchers at the 海角射区 have been awarded fellowships to support their ground-breaking work in cancer research

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  3. Scientists studing the landscape of South Georgia Island travel across one of the islands waterways

    Studying tiny island鈥檚 ice age legacy

    A study of long gone glaciers on remote South Georgia island is providing new information on the impact of climate change on the Antarctic ice caps

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  4. Students prepare a roast vegetable, egg, feta cheese and rice salad

    New guide helps international students eat healthy

    A new resource is helping international students at the 海角射区 prepare and cook healthy meals

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  5. Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) student Nicky Robinson applies markers to a participant for her research on using sports tape to ease hip pain in women

    UC studies role of sports tape in easing hip pain

    Research underway at the 海角射区 is investigating whether sports tape can ease hip pain in females

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