by Jack Naumovski | Jun 12, 2025 | News, Sport, Tech & Research, UOWTV
Rugby league is the heavy contact sport many Australians love, but the high impact game can lead to severe head injuries, and this is taking a serious toll on the game. High tackles, HIA’s (Head Injury Assessments) and concussions have been a major talking point in...
by Bridget Moore | Jun 12, 2025 | Govt & Politics, News
In May, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced that the federal ministry will feature 19 female ministers, a record 45.2 per cent of the ministry. Member for Cunningham, Alison Byrnes said it was an important milestone for women in the Federal Parliament. “During...
by Angelina Raula | Jun 11, 2025 | Environment, Feature, News
With whale season approaching along the east coast, what better time to dive into the migration of the humpback and southern right whales. Despite the long journey, stretching thousands of kilometres, these marine mammals’ migration is more than just a seasonal...
by Marcus Stevanoski | Jun 9, 2025 | Arts/Lifestyle/Culture, Feature, News
After walking up and down a derelict Crown Street for almost ten minutes trying to find the entrance, a vibrant, narrow staircase appears leading to a communal space that feels properly lived in. Every square inch of wall is covered in eclectic illustration, band...
by Scarlett Lewis | Jun 9, 2025 | Feature, Government, Govt & Politics, News
A family lawyer in Wollongong receives pornographic Christmas cards from a client’s ex-partner. Another is told in court: “I know where you live.” These are symptoms of a critical gap in Australia’s response to coercive control that extends...
by Portia Johnson | Jun 8, 2025 | Feature, News
It is an age-old story for many Australians – the cicadas constantly clicking, the cool water soothing yesterday’s sunburn, and the blissful sting in your lungs making that final lap underwater, without taking a breath. And then comes the head spins when you...
