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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
