Deck yourself out in all of the latest Flinders gear at our Pop-Up Shop!

Check out our range of exclusive clothing and accessories or grab a clearance bargain.

Located on the Upper Plaza (next to the Post Office) on Monday – Thursday, 24 – 27 Feb (O’Week) & 3-6 March (Connect Week) from 11am – 2pm.

Shop online anytime 👉shop.flinders.edu.au

Clare Barron’s play dives into the chaotic and transformative experience of adolescence, following a group of middle schoolers on a competitive dance team striving for national glory. Beneath the surface of sequins and routines lies a raw, visceral exploration of identity, ambition, and the messy reality of growing up. With dark humor and surrealism, it unpacks the intensity of puberty—shame, joy, rage, and self-discovery—while challenging societal expectations, especially for young girls. The characters’ experiences blur the line between childhood and adulthood, embodying the awkward, monstrous beauty of transformation. It’s a celebration of resilience, vulnerability, and the unbridled power of youth.

Clare Barron’s play dives into the chaotic and transformative experience of adolescence, following a group of middle schoolers on a competitive dance team striving for national glory. Beneath the surface of sequins and routines lies a raw, visceral exploration of identity, ambition, and the messy reality of growing up. With dark humor and surrealism, it unpacks the intensity of puberty—shame, joy, rage, and self-discovery—while challenging societal expectations, especially for young girls. The characters’ experiences blur the line between childhood and adulthood, embodying the awkward, monstrous beauty of transformation. It’s a celebration of resilience, vulnerability, and the unbridled power of youth.

Shoot / Get Treasure / Repeat is an epic cycle of plays investigating the personal and political effect of war on modern life. Each new play is a fragment of suffering, and a fierce sardonic attack on the war on terror. With current world events, it stands as a disturbingly relevant and alarming piece of political theatre.

Presented by the second years of the Flinders Drama Centre, the students are exploring the impact of war on contemporary society—a couple talk about their garden bench, a child talks to a headless man, a city is bombed.

Starring:

Aidan Puckridge

Connor Clark

Georgia Watts

Jakub Hapugoda

Nate Johnson

Sienna Druce

Violet Alfred Keenan

Directed by Christian Hadgis

Dates and times

Wednesday 26th February – 7pm

Thursday 27th February – 7pm

Friday 28th February – 7pm

Bedford Park | Flinders Drama Centre | Rehearsal Room

Clare Barron’s play dives into the chaotic and transformative experience of adolescence, following a group of middle schoolers on a competitive dance team striving for national glory. Beneath the surface of sequins and routines lies a raw, visceral exploration of identity, ambition, and the messy reality of growing up. With dark humor and surrealism, it unpacks the intensity of puberty—shame, joy, rage, and self-discovery—while challenging societal expectations, especially for young girls. The characters’ experiences blur the line between childhood and adulthood, embodying the awkward, monstrous beauty of transformation. It’s a celebration of resilience, vulnerability, and the unbridled power of youth.

Shoot / Get Treasure / Repeat is an epic cycle of plays investigating the personal and political effect of war on modern life. Each new play is a fragment of suffering, and a fierce sardonic attack on the war on terror. With current world events, it stands as a disturbingly relevant and alarming piece of political theatre.

Presented by the second years of the Flinders Drama Centre, the students are exploring the impact of war on contemporary society—a couple talk about their garden bench, a child talks to a headless man, a city is bombed.

Starring:

Aidan Puckridge

Connor Clark

Georgia Watts

Jakub Hapugoda

Nate Johnson

Sienna Druce

Violet Alfred Keenan

Directed by Christian Hadgis

Dates and times

Wednesday 26th February – 7pm

Thursday 27th February – 7pm

Friday 28th February – 7pm

Bedford Park | Flinders Drama Centre | Rehearsal Room

Clare Barron’s play dives into the chaotic and transformative experience of adolescence, following a group of middle schoolers on a competitive dance team striving for national glory. Beneath the surface of sequins and routines lies a raw, visceral exploration of identity, ambition, and the messy reality of growing up. With dark humor and surrealism, it unpacks the intensity of puberty—shame, joy, rage, and self-discovery—while challenging societal expectations, especially for young girls. The characters’ experiences blur the line between childhood and adulthood, embodying the awkward, monstrous beauty of transformation. It’s a celebration of resilience, vulnerability, and the unbridled power of youth.

Hey, Legends!

Join us with your teams for a Movie Night at the Health and Medical Research Building (HMRB)—a fun-filled evening supporting Tour de Cure and Flinders Foundation, which supports our cancer research here at Flinders!

Organised by Ash Hopkins, Andrew Rowland, and Jess Logan for TDC’s SA Discovery Tour, your ticket includes pizza, soft drinks, an exclusive tour of the cutting-edge HMRB, and a movie suitable for all ages.

• All proceeds go directly to cancer research at Flinders!
• Date & Time: Friday, 28 February (Doors open at 6 pm; movie starts ~7.30 pm after pizza)
• Tickets: Adults $40, Students $25, Children $5, Family Pass $80
• Purchase your ticket early—you don’t want to miss this! RSVP: 25 February.

• Don’t miss this opportunity to explore world-class research facilities in an exclusive light, bringing together students, the community, and researchers—all for a worthy cause!

Click here to purchase your ticket
Or use this direct link: https://www.trybooking.com/CYGZZ

Thank you, and we look forward to seeing you! Please forward this to anyone who may be interested!

Ash Hopkins, Andrew Rowland, & Jess Logan
Organisers

Unable to attend but still want to support these efforts?

Make a tax-deductible donation here:
https://sadiscovery.tourdecure.com.au/t/flinders-university-precision-medicine

Shoot / Get Treasure / Repeat is an epic cycle of plays investigating the personal and political effect of war on modern life. Each new play is a fragment of suffering, and a fierce sardonic attack on the war on terror. With current world events, it stands as a disturbingly relevant and alarming piece of political theatre.

Presented by the second years of the Flinders Drama Centre, the students are exploring the impact of war on contemporary society—a couple talk about their garden bench, a child talks to a headless man, a city is bombed.

Starring:

Aidan Puckridge

Connor Clark

Georgia Watts

Jakub Hapugoda

Nate Johnson

Sienna Druce

Violet Alfred Keenan

Directed by Christian Hadgis

Dates and times

Wednesday 26th February – 7pm

Thursday 27th February – 7pm

Friday 28th February – 7pm

Bedford Park | Flinders Drama Centre | Rehearsal Room

Clare Barron’s play dives into the chaotic and transformative experience of adolescence, following a group of middle schoolers on a competitive dance team striving for national glory. Beneath the surface of sequins and routines lies a raw, visceral exploration of identity, ambition, and the messy reality of growing up. With dark humor and surrealism, it unpacks the intensity of puberty—shame, joy, rage, and self-discovery—while challenging societal expectations, especially for young girls. The characters’ experiences blur the line between childhood and adulthood, embodying the awkward, monstrous beauty of transformation. It’s a celebration of resilience, vulnerability, and the unbridled power of youth.

Deck yourself out in all of the latest Flinders gear at our Pop-Up Shop!

Check out our range of exclusive clothing and accessories or grab a clearance bargain.

Located on the Upper Plaza (next to the Post Office) on Monday – Thursday, 24 – 27 Feb (O’Week) & 3-6 March (Connect Week) from 11am – 2pm.

Shop online anytime 👉shop.flinders.edu.au

Clare Barron’s play dives into the chaotic and transformative experience of adolescence, following a group of middle schoolers on a competitive dance team striving for national glory. Beneath the surface of sequins and routines lies a raw, visceral exploration of identity, ambition, and the messy reality of growing up. With dark humor and surrealism, it unpacks the intensity of puberty—shame, joy, rage, and self-discovery—while challenging societal expectations, especially for young girls. The characters’ experiences blur the line between childhood and adulthood, embodying the awkward, monstrous beauty of transformation. It’s a celebration of resilience, vulnerability, and the unbridled power of youth.

Deck yourself out in all of the latest Flinders gear at our Pop-Up Shop!

Check out our range of exclusive clothing and accessories or grab a clearance bargain.

Located on Level 1 of the City Campus on Wednesday 19 March from 11am – 2pm.

Shop online anytime 👉shop.flinders.edu.au

With cybercriminals increasingly using artificial intelligence for targeted attacks, Australia faces a growing cyber security crisis requiring urgent attention (Australian Cyber Security Centre, Annual Cyber Threat Report 2023-2024, 2024).

Flinders University, in partnership with The University of Canberra (UC), Cisco Networking Academy, and trusted industry leaders, offers Behind the Breach: Understanding Cyber Threats. This short course empowers non-ICT individuals with essential cyber security skills, including a foundational understanding of cyber security risk management, recognising cyber threats and understanding pathways into cyber security careers.

Over three days, participants will hear from academic and industry experts with in-depth knowledge and experience working in the sector. Applying your learning to real world scenarios, you’ll gain skills to help you personally and professionally.

Commitment is 12 hours of face-to-face content + 10 hours (approx.) pre course material. Upon competition participants will receive a Flinders University Certificate of Completion, and up to three optional recognised Cisco badges with support via optional drop in session and learning modules.**

Who is this course for?
• Those who have limited to no cyber security training but might work within the ICT industry.
• People not currently working in ICT seeking to retrain and enhance their skills
• Those interested in protecting themselves online
• Those who may currently be in an IT intensive role at an organisation that does not have a large IT department with cyber experts (eg: web administrators and ICT support officers).

After successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
• Recognise the most common cyber security threats, attacks and vulnerabilities.
• Execute basic cyber security risk management procedures.
• Apply first order security principals when developing policies and procedures compliant with modern frameworks and governance practices.
• Support the implementation of security controls for networks, servers and applications, protecting data confidentiality, integrity, and availability.

*Early bird is $1650 (early bird for March/April course closes on Friday 7th Mar) AND (early bird for June course closes on 31st May)

**Cisco Networking Academy courses include Introduction to Cybersecurity (Beginner), Cybersecurity Essentials (Intermediate) and Cyber Threat Management (Intermediate). Pre learning for the Short Course is estimated to take 10 hours.

With cybercriminals increasingly using artificial intelligence for targeted attacks, Australia faces a growing cyber security crisis requiring urgent attention (Australian Cyber Security Centre, Annual Cyber Threat Report 2023-2024, 2024).

Flinders University, in partnership with The University of Canberra (UC), Cisco Networking Academy, and trusted industry leaders, offers Behind the Breach: Understanding Cyber Threats. This short course empowers non-ICT individuals with essential cyber security skills, including a foundational understanding of cyber security risk management, recognising cyber threats and understanding pathways into cyber security careers.

Over three days, participants will hear from academic and industry experts with in-depth knowledge and experience working in the sector. Applying your learning to real world scenarios, you’ll gain skills to help you personally and professionally.

Commitment is 12 hours of face-to-face content + 10 hours (approx.) pre course material. Upon competition participants will receive a Flinders University Certificate of Completion, and up to three optional recognised Cisco badges with support via optional drop in session and learning modules.**

Who is this course for?
• Those who have limited to no cyber security training but might work within the ICT industry.
• People not currently working in ICT seeking to retrain and enhance their skills
• Those interested in protecting themselves online
• Those who may currently be in an IT intensive role at an organisation that does not have a large IT department with cyber experts (eg: web administrators and ICT support officers).

After successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
• Recognise the most common cyber security threats, attacks and vulnerabilities.
• Execute basic cyber security risk management procedures.
• Apply first order security principals when developing policies and procedures compliant with modern frameworks and governance practices.
• Support the implementation of security controls for networks, servers and applications, protecting data confidentiality, integrity, and availability.

*Early bird is $1650 (early bird for March/April course closes on Friday 7th Mar) AND (early bird for June course closes on 31st May)

**Cisco Networking Academy courses include Introduction to Cybersecurity (Beginner), Cybersecurity Essentials (Intermediate) and Cyber Threat Management (Intermediate). Pre learning for the Short Course is estimated to take 10 hours.

With cybercriminals increasingly using artificial intelligence for targeted attacks, Australia faces a growing cyber security crisis requiring urgent attention (Australian Cyber Security Centre, Annual Cyber Threat Report 2023-2024, 2024).

Flinders University, in partnership with The University of Canberra (UC), Cisco Networking Academy, and trusted industry leaders, offers Behind the Breach: Understanding Cyber Threats. This short course empowers non-ICT individuals with essential cyber security skills, including a foundational understanding of cyber security risk management, recognising cyber threats and understanding pathways into cyber security careers.

Over three days, participants will hear from academic and industry experts with in-depth knowledge and experience working in the sector. Applying your learning to real world scenarios, you’ll gain skills to help you personally and professionally.

Commitment is 12 hours of face-to-face content + 10 hours (approx.) pre course material. Upon competition participants will receive a Flinders University Certificate of Completion, and up to three optional recognised Cisco badges with support via optional drop in session and learning modules.**

Who is this course for?
• Those who have limited to no cyber security training but might work within the ICT industry.
• People not currently working in ICT seeking to retrain and enhance their skills
• Those interested in protecting themselves online
• Those who may currently be in an IT intensive role at an organisation that does not have a large IT department with cyber experts (eg: web administrators and ICT support officers).

After successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
• Recognise the most common cyber security threats, attacks and vulnerabilities.
• Execute basic cyber security risk management procedures.
• Apply first order security principals when developing policies and procedures compliant with modern frameworks and governance practices.
• Support the implementation of security controls for networks, servers and applications, protecting data confidentiality, integrity, and availability.

*Early bird is $1650 (early bird for March/April course closes on Friday 7th Mar) AND (early bird for June course closes on 31st May)

**Cisco Networking Academy courses include Introduction to Cybersecurity (Beginner), Cybersecurity Essentials (Intermediate) and Cyber Threat Management (Intermediate). Pre learning for the Short Course is estimated to take 10 hours.