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...
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 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...
by Amber Pereira | Jun 4, 2025 | News, Tech & Research
Image, Getty Images @tiny.talkers.speech Do NOT mistake parentese with baby talk! 👇🏼 Baby talk and parentese are not the same! Parentese always uses correct grammar. ✅ “shoes on” ❌ “shoesies on” Studies have proven time and time again the benefits of parentese! ✨When...
by Aleksandar Sekulovski | Jun 2, 2025 | News, Tech & Research
There has been an urgent call for plasma donors from the Australian Red Cross’s Lifeblood as stocks are depleted. Lifeblood is seeking new and regular donors to make an appointment to donate their blood and plasma. After reporting a demand that reached a record...
by Jack Naumovski | May 26, 2025 | Govt & Politics, News, Sport, Tech & Research
While the cost of living rises, government support for junior sport has remained stagnant, with families being forced to fork out money to ensure their children are able to participate in healthy activities. In NSW the active kids voucher has decreased from the...
