Even when dealing with the most solid of objects, UNE archaeologist Dr Alina Kozlovski loves the way history can throw up curly questions. Alina has been all over the world…
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Music – particularly a fascination with percussion – has always been a part of life for UNE student Craig Rabnott. But undertaking a UNE Music degree has taken Craig in…
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It took a trip to Washington for Danial Newman to find out Japan was where he wanted to be. Unsure what he wanted to do after school, but following subjects…
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University academics aren’t just educators – they are experts in their chosen fields. Their professional knowledge is often sought after, especially by those in non-academic industries. Even industry giants, such…
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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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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…
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