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• Bayswater community works with architecture students to inject life back into suburb

  Community group Future Bayswater has partnered with Master of Architecture students to generate ideas about how to revive the 'tired' suburb of Bayswater.

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• Ground-breaking TV studies book turns 40

  Professor John Hartley speaks about his first book, Reading Television, which helped to establish television studies as a field of research.

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• “The most significant development in mineral exploration for 50 years”

  Meet the RoXplorer, a new drill rig that could revolutionise Australia’s mining industry.

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• Australia needs pop culture tourism – here’s why

  And yes, making more movies here is a good first step.

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• Curtin’s Centre for Aboriginal Studies is breaking down barriers to Indigenous higher education

  Curtin CAS researcher Aaron Matthews is examining ways to improve the uni experience for Indigenous students.

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• Diet guidelines critical for multiple sclerosis patients, research finds

  People recently diagnosed with multiple sclerosis crave and need more advice about recommended foods and diets that will help manage the disease’s symptoms.

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• Uncovering the lost world of New Zealand from fossil bone DNA

  Curtin researchers have used DNA from fossil bones to reconstruct the past biodiversity of New Zealand, revealing a history of extinctions and biodiversity decline since human arrival there.

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• Pets offer therapeutic aid for people with borderline personality disorder

  People living with borderline personality disorder may enjoy a better quality of life by owning a pet, new research led by Curtin University has found.

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• Curtin Professor named 2018 NAIDOC Perth Male Elder of the Year

  Curtin University has congratulated Elder-in-Residence Professor Simon Forrest on being named the NAIDOC Perth Male Elder of the Year for 2018.

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• Curtin home for national student equity centre for another three years

  The Australian Government Department of Education and Training has extended funding for the National Centre for Student Equity in Higher Education (NCSEHE) to remain at Curtin for a further 3 years.

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