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Local artist left stranded by major art fair cancellation

Local artist left stranded by major art fair cancellation

by Sophia Vedder | Nov 2, 2025 | Arts/Lifestyle/Culture, News, Tech & Research

Global art showcase The Other Art Fair left artists with nowhere to exhibit their prepared work after it cancelled its Brisbane event that was set to open on November 6. The recent cancellation of the event, which exhibits hundreds of artists at fairs across...
Restructure at UTS sparks concern over job security and student pathways

Restructure at UTS sparks concern over job security and student pathways

by Gemma Kingsnorth | Sep 24, 2025 | Govt & Politics, Lifestyle, News, Tech & Research

The University of Technology Sydney’s (UTS) plan to slash subjects, courses, and jobs has created a growing concern about the future for both staff and students. The restructure, officially announced last week, includes closing the schools of Education, International...
Decoding the Universe – 2025 National Science Week kicks off at UOW

Decoding the Universe – 2025 National Science Week kicks off at UOW

by Evie Stones | Aug 13, 2025 | Arts/Lifestyle/Culture, News, Tech & Research

Last Saturday, National Science Week 2025 began, showcasing scientific progress across Australia. Australia’s National Science Week conducts over 2000 events for 3 million people annually, with the University of Wollongong (UOW) kicking off the 2025 festivities...
Increasing enrolments see UOW outperform Group of Eight in funding for Indigenous students 

Increasing enrolments see UOW outperform Group of Eight in funding for Indigenous students 

by Tallon Smith | Jun 17, 2025 | News, Tech & Research

Creating pathways to university for Indigenous students has been a focus of many tertiary institutions over the past decade, but the success of initiatives has varied across the sector. The University of Wollongong has seen a consistent growth in Indigenous student...
Brains on the line: Head injury and sin bin trends of the NRL

Brains on the line: Head injury and sin bin trends of the NRL

by Jack Naumovski | Jun 12, 2025 | News, Sport, Tech & Research

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...
Feeding the gap: food co-ops tackle food insecurity

Feeding the gap: food co-ops tackle food insecurity

by Layney Britton | Jun 7, 2025 | Feature, Tech & Research

Food insecurity can hit households at different times. It might mean one less meal a day, or choosing home brand over name brand food items, or perhaps it means prioritising your children’s dinner over your own. As families struggle with the rising...
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