University student sport activity declines amid cost of living crisis

University students are struggling to pay for team sports without Government subsidies according to a leading academic. The NSW Government decreased the $100 Active Kids and $100 Creative Kids vouchers in January this year, combining the two incentives to a $50...

Parkrunners swap sweets for sneakers on Easter Saturday

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...

Green bands for red faces: South Coast Football launches initiative to protect trainee referees

Football South Coast has launched an initiative ‘Developing Armbands’ to provide support for referees under 18, or those at the beginning of their referee journey. Verbal harassment, threats, and even physical assaults have become common occurrences for South Coast...

UOW set to defend winning streak at the Alliance Shield

Twelve University of Wollongong students are set to defend the university's Alliance Shield title this year. From tomorrow, teams from the University of Wollongong, Western Sydney University and the University of New South Wales will compete for the title at UNSW in...
Concussion concerns for professional and community sport

Concussion concerns for professional and community sport

In professional sports, the long-term damage of concussions is a major concern for the well-being of athletes. Technological advancements in concussion management have allowed better tracking of symptoms and recovery process and improved the communication between...

Regenerative aqua culture proposal proving to be beneficial for all

Regenerative aqua culture proposal proving to be beneficial for all

Recently a research project, conducted by the University of Wollongong in collaboration with the research institute, Blue Economy developed a report on beneficial outcomes of introducing regenerative aqua culture to the south coast.

David Shorten, a marine biologist and industry professional spoke to UOWTv on the environmental benefits these farms could provide for the south coast area.

Dude, where are my wheels?

Dude, where are my wheels?

Minette Kirkegaard had recently begun university when she found herself victim to a series of unfortunate events. This short audio feature recounts the emotions and challenges of student life when things go wrong. Warning: this story contains explicit language....