Australians aged 16-34 are the most likely to experience high levels of distress, according to the ABS, and as UOW students head into the last weeks of the Autumn session, they have been given the chance to take a breather. Stress Less Week is a welcome reprieve from...
“You’re too white to be Indigenous.” “What percentage are you?” “You don’t look Indigenous.” “But you’re not black?” 19-year-old Dharawal Wodi Wodi woman, Stephanie Duric, is all too familiar with these...
Two Wollongong University students, are leading the charge to promote connections between journalism students, with the formation of a new Journalism Society at UOW. Second year students and co-hosts of ‘The Buzz’, Eleanor Bailey and Hayley Prenter said...
In a week where fashion icons strut their stuff at Sydney’s Carriageworks, environmental concerns in relation to fast fashion has been highlighted by the industry. Around the world, only one per cent of clothing will be recycled into new garments, with 92...
An Illawarra band is paving the way for queer representation in the music industry. The Sweaty Bettys’ singer and songwriter, Ruby Apps, said the Wollongong band’s new single, Skin Deep, is about taking back power from a person or people who have done you...
After placing second at the state titles in Port Stephens, Gerroa’s Juliana Scopel will now compete at the Australian championships this August. She will be taking part in the women’s open longboard division, a style of surfing that focuses on footwork and...
