Humanities

The ‘Online OnCountry Gallery – an exhibition of Aboriginal Contemporary Artists’ will celebrate the work of Aboriginal artists across NSW in a new digital format for NAIDOC Week 2020, curated…

In a time of social isolation, a love of Indonesian culture and language has been providing community and camaraderie for a diverse group of online UNE learners across Australia. With…

Former UNE postgraduate student and passionate researcher, the late Di England, spent 20 years studying the Indigenous rock art of the remote Kimberley region. Di sadly passed away in 2019,…

“Sometimes, there is something magical in telling stories visually.” As a seasoned journalist, Anne Keen is used to wielding words to illuminate and inspire. But a courageous leap into filmmaking…

One of the great strengths of history study is that it can throw new light on a seemingly well-trodden subject, opening up new questions about the past and its impacts…

There are individual disciplines, and then there are passions and interests that blur and merge everything together. With a passion for the environment and making real change, it’s not unusual…

Image: Dr Garnett (with locals) ‘inspecting’ the land for the Permaculture Institute, Myanmar (PIM) in Rakhine State, Myanmar – November, 2019. Dr Johanna Garnett is an activist researcher well known…

It’s not the kind of research to sit on a shelf to gather dust: instead, Sam Angulo Onapa has high hopes his newly completed PhD thesis can help end the…

In the late 1980s, a convicted Aboriginal man, who had always protested his innocence, was released and compensated by the government for seven years of wrongful imprisonment. He had been…

Artwork: Ngaaru (Water) by Brentyn Lugnan, 61 x 91.5cm, ink and paint on canvas, 2019. ‘Online OnCountry’ is a new-concept online gallery that will showcase the work of five professional…