It is often the case that research about the COVID-19 pandemic is thought of as only relating to certain fields such as medicine and health. However, many may overlook the…
Read moreSometimes a study journey can begin with grief, but that does not mean the journey must be defined by it. This is the case for UNE PhD student Vicki Antonia…
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Image: Back row- Dr Julie Collins, Dr Lorina Barker, Phillipa Trelford, Prof Mike Wilmore, Uncle Rick Elwood, Wiradjuri Soprano Georgina Hall, aunty Rebecca McKellar, Dr Paul Smith, Rick McKellar junior,…
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An on-going research project, headed by researchers at the University of New England has recently received the 2020 APSEA (Asia-Pacific Spatial Excellence Awards) award for Spatial Enablement. This project, called…
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What drew you to study? Many students come to university specifically to attain academic credentials for their career, meanwhile others simply wish to reskill and pivot their lives. There are…
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“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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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