by Teagan Pritchard | Oct 26, 2025 | Arts/Lifestyle/Culture, Audio, Feature
A feature by Teagan Pritchard and Aimee Yavuzer This is not a death notice. The phone booth belongs to no one and all of us at the same time. There’s no single, most iconic payphone in the Illawarra, but there’s something hidden between every set of perspex panes that...
by Ha Khanh Le | Oct 15, 2025 | Arts/Lifestyle/Culture, News
The Mid-Autumn Festival at the University of Wollongong celebrated Asian culture affording the campus embrace diversity and cultural sharing. Hosted by UOW Pulse, the festival transformed Duck Pond Lawn with lanterns, mooncakes, live music and food stalls from Asian...
by Heidi Wright | Oct 15, 2025 | News, Sport
Toby Peoples was awarded the highest goal scorer at the Under-14’s National Championships last week in Brisbane, scoring up to 23 goals across 12 games. The young Illawarra hockey player has spent the past nine years representing the University of Wollongong Hockey...
by Lachlan Carpenter | Aug 20, 2025 | Govt & Politics, News
University of Wollongong (UOW) students are urging the state government to deliver build-to-rent housing in Wollongong’s inner city, warning the region’s affordability crisis is locking them out of secure housing. It comes after NSW Premier Chris Minns on Sunday...
by Lachlan Carpenter | Aug 13, 2025 | Government, Govt & Politics, News
The Albanese government froze the indexation on draught beer last Monday, August 4, amidst rising costs for producers, pourers, and punters across Australia. The freeze comes after 84 successive bi-annual tax rises, most recently in February, with another set for...
