by Jake Cupitt | Sep 1, 2015 | News
Illawarra writing duo and Wollongong University graduates Bradley Ward and Dane McFarlane have united to create a stage production. Set in Wollongong, Fracture details the relationships between four friends who sit on the fringes of society. Dealing with issues such...
by Jake Cupitt | Apr 6, 2016 | Sport
The trials to choose the Australian swim team for the Rio Olympic Games will be held next week and four Wollongong swimmers are in the race. Alyisha Beckingham, Jake Power, Matt Hearne and Aaron Cannon will try out for the Olympic team under the stewardship of coach...
by Jake Cupitt | May 4, 2016 | Tech & Research
Virtual reality gaming continues to grow in popularity and sales but supply will not keep up with demand in 2016, according to a leading Australian tech company. Telsyte has released the findings of a study it carried out into the use of VR technology in Australia. It...
by Jake Cupitt | Mar 30, 2016 | Govt & Politics
The United States election has occupied the attention of almost anyone with a passing interest in American democracy since February 1st. And without any results until November 8th, the U.S. electoral process is long to say the least. [View the story “America,...
by Jake Cupitt | Mar 24, 2016 | News
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull’s popularity has taken a dip over the past fortnight, and yet he is still streets ahead of Opposition Leader Bill Shorten. The PM’s popularity as preferred leader is three points lower than when he took power last September....
