It’s one of the most common and costliest threats facing Australian farmers – but stock theft could soon be on the decline with the help of a new digital defence. University of New England (UNE) criminologists have recently conducted a world-first trial to test the...
New technology may be the solution to drink-driving, and here to discuss it is UNE's Dr Kyle Mulrooney. In the clip below, Dr Mulrooney discusses the research article that he recently co-authored for The Conversation, alongside Associate Professor Guy...
It is easy to feel uncertain when beginning your study journey – which is why it is important to know who you can contact for academic advice and assistance. For students new to UNE the first port of call is the First Year Advisor who ensures that they have the...
A UNE School of Education team has received top marks for a toolkit to support Victoria’s teachers of high-ability students. So much so, that they’re now providing professional learning to the teachers as well. The team of Professor Sue Gregory, Associate Professor...
Image: UNE PhD student Francesca Brady with Ocean Park, Cox Plate winner, in 2014. Francesca will share her experiences in the horseracing industry over a 35-year career in a memoir for her PhD research project. The picture of horseracing has undergone...
To stay the same or to change things up? COVID-19 has sometimes left early childhood services little choice but to change rapidly, in order to stay open throughout the pandemic as an ‘essential service’. With the ever-evolving situation of the COVID-19...
University study isn’t always a straight line. Much like our passions and life itself, study can ebb and flow as circumstances change. UNE Classical Languages and History student Stephen Palmer has taken a non-traditional approach to his studies – commencing...
Image: MA1988.16.1 Crab-Claw Necklace, Oceania Collection, Photo: Dr Andrew Hamilton, with permission; MA1965.2.1 Italic Black Glaze Boar, Italia Collection, UNE Museum of Antiquities (UNEMA), Photo: UNE Museum of Antiquities (UNEMA); MA1995.2.3 Small...
The smallest specks can harbour the biggest secrets. After three years of toil in the soil, Dr Richard Tuffin, UNE Archaeology postdoctoral research fellow, is teasing the long-held secrets from the metal deposits of 90 soil samples from Port Arthur, to...
Looking Through Windows: A multimedia Aboriginal history and art exhibition It started with a yarn that was transformed into a poem and grew into a video documentary, a community exhibition with a one-act play, opera piece and travelling exhibition. Looking Through...
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