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Campaign launched to expand use of lecture-capture technology

Campaign launched to expand use of lecture-capture technology

by Claudia Poposki | May 25, 2016 | Tech & Research

A campaign has been launched to see all University of Wollongong lectures recorded as the rule rather than the exception. Fewer than 90 UOW rooms are equipped with lecture-capture technology, and lecturers must request classes to be recorded. UOW student...
Sydney Tea Festival indicates popularity for specialty tea

Sydney Tea Festival indicates popularity for specialty tea

by Claudia Poposki | Sep 29, 2015 | News

The Sydney Tea Festival took over the Carriageworks in inner-city Eveleigh for the second year last month, drawing crowds of tea lovers to the area to celebrate tea culture. Renee Creer, co-founder of the event and owner of Perfect South, said the event was created...
Is the culture of silence around domestic violence over?

Is the culture of silence around domestic violence over?

by Claudia Poposki | Apr 12, 2016 | News

Domestic violence dominated headlines over the past fortnight, with state and federal governments, and a multinational company declaring it a policy priority. Domestic Violence Orders (DVOs) could soon apply nationwide, Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has vowed to...
What Football Federation Australia are doing to support the Matildas

What Football Federation Australia are doing to support the Matildas

by Claudia Poposki | Mar 16, 2016 | Sport

Socceroos coach Ange Postecoglou has predicted Olympic success for the Matildas after the Australian female soccer team qualified for Rio. “Qualifying is not what they’re about. They can win a medal here. I think a gold medal,” he said. Prime...
5 female-centric TV shows you won’t be seeing any more of

5 female-centric TV shows you won’t be seeing any more of

by Claudia Poposki | May 18, 2016 | News

United States TV station CBS has passed on the opportunity to produce a modern version of Nancy Drew because it was ‘skewed too female’, according to Deadline. The show stars Sarah Shahi, an Iranian-Spanish actress, and portrays Nancy Drew as a 30-year-old woman...

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