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The gatekeeping of women from competitive video games

The gatekeeping of women from competitive video games

by Joshua Hutchinson | Jun 7, 2024 | Feature, News

A recent incident involving Australian Twitch streamer Taylor Morgan has shed light on one of the major reasons women turn away from online competitive games, following a violent and abusive outburst from a male participant. During one of her livestreams, Morgan was...
13-year study reveals humpback whales’ potential adaptability to global warming

13-year study reveals humpback whales’ potential adaptability to global warming

by Joshua Hutchinson | Jun 4, 2024 | News, Tech & Research

As whale season begins later than usual for Australia, new University of Wollongong research has revealed humpback whales may be capable of withstanding climate change more than previously thought. The paper, co-authored by Dr Katharina J. Peters and researchers from...
University of Wollongong joins growing trend of pro-Palestine encampments

University of Wollongong joins growing trend of pro-Palestine encampments

by Joshua Hutchinson | May 16, 2024 | Govt & Politics, News

The pro-Palestinian encampment at the University of Wollongong’s main campus will extend through next week. Located in the centre of campus, it joins a growing trend of encampments being established on university and colleges in opposition to Israel’s actions in Gaza...
Repairs on South Coast train line ongoing as threat of severe weather looms

Repairs on South Coast train line ongoing as threat of severe weather looms

by Joshua Hutchinson | Apr 15, 2024 | Govt & Politics, News

Repairs are continuing to the train tracks between Bomaderry and Kiama  after severe rainfall battered the South Coast more than a week ago. Torrents of water caused ballast to wash away at several locations on the South Coast line. Nowra’s weather station observed...
With NDIS reforms hope for wider coverage for autistic Australians

With NDIS reforms hope for wider coverage for autistic Australians

by Joshua Hutchinson | Apr 6, 2024 | Govt & Politics, News

Reforms to the National Disability Insurance Scheme were finally put before Parliament  by NDIS Minister Bill Shorten. The proposed reforms come after an independent review of the program was published in December, commissioned by the federal government to address...
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