UNE Blogs – For Staff, Students, and the Community

Blogs at UNE are an important part of our communications toolkit. They provide flexible spaces for sharing updates, ideas, and stories with diverse audiences, from colleagues and students to external partners and the wider community.

Many UNE blogs support research projects, helping academics and research teams showcase their findings, highlight collaborations, and communicate complex ideas in a way that is accessible and engaging. Blogs can also form part of teaching activities, giving staff and students a space to publish resources, share learning experiences, or provide supplementary content that enhances the classroom experience. At the same time, blogs play a role in internal communications, offering teams and units across UNE a way to keep staff informed, celebrate achievements, and promote upcoming initiatives.

Because UNE blogs can be shared widely, through UNE Press, newsletters, and social media channels, they are a valuable way to extend the reach of your content, engage new audiences, and build visibility for UNE’s work.

Examples of UNE Blogs

Requesting a Blog

If your team requires a blog site, you can request one using the Blog Request Form.

The UNE Web Team will assist with set-up and access, while your team is responsible for creating and maintaining the content.


Things to Note

  • Blogs are public and accessible to a wide audience, so content must be suitable for external sharing.

  • Blogs are not intended for personal use.

  • Inactive blogs (no updates for 12 months) may be closed by the Web Team.

  • Important communications for students must go through the SRM team: srm@une.edu.au.