Growing up, Calliden Hunter wanted to be a national park. Unsurprisingly, that hasn’t come to pass, but the University Medal winner has spent his successful UNE Theatre and Performance Honours…
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“I think I’m like a long-distance runner who finishes their race after dark, after the marquees are packed up and everyone else has gone home.” When Sue Smith started her…
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In 2016 and 2018, three refugees detained in offshore detention centres by Australia successfully argued Australia had failed in its duty of care when they were refused access to the…
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What happens when those tasked with protecting international human rights are those who abuse them? When UNE PhD student Simona Lisa Strungaru delves into her PhD research, she’ll be…
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Meet Graham McBride, well-travelled artist and judge on the Rural Crime and Law Photo Competition. Graham is lending his expertise and keen understanding of life in rural Australia to the…
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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…
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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…
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Parents out, children in: understanding the impacts of COVID measures in early childhood services
Posted by hcollett | Education | No CommentsTo 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…
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Rebuilding convict workshops from the ground up
Posted by hcollett | Humanities, Research | No CommentsThe 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…
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Travelling multimedia Aboriginal history and art exhibition to show in Newcastle
Posted by hcollett | Arts, Humanities | No CommentsLooking 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…
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