by Harrison Phillips | Mar 20, 2019 | News
The Northern Illawarra electorate of Heathcote will prove crucial to Labor’s chances at winning the state election this Saturday. A Daily Telegraph YouGov Galaxy Poll published today sees Labor and the Coalition deadlocked at 50-50. If true, this would see Heathcote...
by Ella Molinia | Aug 31, 2018 | News
Yoga teacher Aislinn Miles will run a five-week meditation course at Woonona’s organic shop, Manic Organic. The 20-year-old hopes to teach participants to delve deeper into themselves and to share thoughts and feelings they wouldn’t normally share. Owner of the store,...
by Stephanie Hazelton | Jul 3, 2018 | Feature
The Women’s Movement in the 70s paved a future for a fairer society. Jack Draper reflects on her contribution to feminism from activism to art. She spoke with UOW journalism student Stephanie Hazelton. A wooden telegraph pole stands tall and strong metres from...
by Keira Proust | Jun 29, 2018 | Feature
Up-and-coming Sydney director Erin Lenore Good once felt trapped in the white walled world of office jobs. Years later she is receiving awards for her creative work, UOW student reporter Keira Proust reports. A vibrant yellow dress floats through the crowd of...
by Aden Day | Jun 29, 2018 | Feature
Barber Angelo Lazerou reflects on what it was like to migrate to Australia at the age of ten. He speaks with UOW student reporter Aden Day about his journey. There are a lot of dangers at sea, but it is the sounds that stick with you the most. The mournful wail of the...
