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...
Sport is proving the winner for increasing community involvement and building social connection among youth in Armidale, with a new leadership program about to expand the opportunities. 500 Armidale citizens, from newly-arrived migrant and refugee backgrounds...
When Australia’s leading regional journalists converge in February to discuss the future of regional journalism in Australia, four of UNE’s brightest media and communications students will be taking over the news desk to package and broadcast all of the event’s...
“When dealing with controversial and uncomfortable subjects, sometimes raising the conversation and getting people talking is all part of it.” UNE Master of Arts student Kate Bonney knows a thing or two about being courageous in storytelling. Conditioned to...
Image: Sue Haydon, retiring Senior Support Officer in UNE School of Education's professional placements team; A proud moment: Sue (centre) and colleagues acknowledged with a Vice-Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Service in 2005. “It is wonderful to see...
Key findings from the NSW Farm Crime Survey into the impacts and perceptions of farm crime are coming to light, with the survey due to close at the end of 2020. Following a strong response from over 500 farmers across NSW, Centre for Rural Criminology...
Images: Professor John Pegg, Professor Michael Wilmore and Dr Jennifer Charteris Two educators and a UNE education program are among the winners in this year’s Australian College of Educators awards for the New England region, recognising significant...
Image: The Hobart Convict Penitentiary, a famous relic of Tasmania's past A coding system being developed by UNE historians and archaeologists will open new avenues for exploring the people and places of Australia’s past. Project co-leader UNE Adjunct Professor...
From a PhD thesis to a brave new novel, local author Sophie Masson’s upcoming book release, ‘The Ghost Squad’ continues to take on an exciting life of its own. Known and loved around Australia particularly for her children’s books, Sophie says the unique process...
Used to the heavily populated streets of Bangladesh, UNE Peace Studies graduate Shafi Md Mostofa recalls he was struck by the quietness of Armidale in winter when he arrived to begin his PhD three and a half years ago. “There was no one around...
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