by Daniel Jeffrey | May 21, 2015 | News
The President of the Wollongong University Students Association has accused the University of Wollongong of favouring some faculties over others, after the graduation ceremonies of some faculties were rescheduled to next year. Students planning to graduate at the...
by Daniel Jeffrey | May 14, 2015 | Sport
Would-be Uni Games participants from the uNiversity of Wollongong are struggling to raise the cash needed to take part in the July event. Compared to other leading universities, UOW directs less of the Services & Amenities Fees (SAF) towards sport. It provides...
by Daniel Jeffrey | Apr 30, 2015 | News
It’s often claimed Australians rank among the most prolific illegal downloaders in the world, particularly when it comes to big-ticket shows such as HBO’s fantasy epic Game of Thrones and the acclaimed Netflix drama House of Cards. But just how bad (or...
by Daniel Jeffrey | Apr 23, 2015 | News
Four decades ago, ANZAC Day was a far cry from the occasion it has become today. Young people, disenchanted by the Vietnam War, were turned their backs on a day that now dominates Australian culture every April. So why has ANZAC Day experienced a renaissance in recent...
by Daniel Jeffrey | Apr 16, 2015 | Sport
Perth Glory were issued with a third breach notice by the FFA yesterday, further deepening the club’s salary cap crisis. But they’re hardly the first Australian sporting side to flit around a salary cap. Here are five of the biggest salary cap scandals in...
