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UOW Pulse’s ‘Play Free Sport’ initiative encourages students to get social, get active and get involved

by William Cuckson | May 29, 2024 | News, Sport

UOW Pulse’s ‘Play free sport’ initiative provides a space for students to engage in light-hearted physical activity while socialising with their peers. The initiative, which runs basketball on Tuesdays, badminton on Wednesdays, and soccer on...
The Wollongong ‘Besties’ using social media to inspire female sports media’s next generation

The Wollongong ‘Besties’ using social media to inspire female sports media’s next generation

by William Cuckson | May 22, 2024 | News, Tech & Research

It’s an emerging social media sensation that started in Wollongong, and it’s paving a path for the next generation of women and girls in sports media. Co-founded by UOW alumnae Tori Saros, the ‘Carlton Besties’ has amassed over 19,000 followers...
Australians’ wellbeing in the spotlight as online safety laws come under review

Australians’ wellbeing in the spotlight as online safety laws come under review

by William Cuckson | May 1, 2024 | Govt & Politics, News

The Australian government has issued a call-out for public feedback on its Online Safety Act, releasing an issues paper as recent events have shone a spotlight on eSafety regulations across the country. While the current Online Safety Act was not due for review until...
Parkrunners swap sweets for sneakers on Easter Saturday

Parkrunners swap sweets for sneakers on Easter Saturday

by William Cuckson | Apr 3, 2024 | Arts/Lifestyle/Culture, News, Sport

A record 84,000 people participated in Parkrun on Easter Saturday at 468 different events across Australia. A national and regional record of 1200 people across the Illawarra attended the events at Sandon Point, North Wollongong, and Shellharbour Parkrun. Regular...
Former ATO employee jailed for five years over corrupt conduct

Former ATO employee jailed for five years over corrupt conduct

by William Cuckson | Mar 13, 2024 | News

A former employee of the Australian Tax Office (ATO) has been sentenced to five years in prison for corrupt conduct, which included accepting bribes to reduce the debt of a taxpayer he was auditing. The offender was found to have reduced millions of dollars of...
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