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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Passion at his own pace – Stephen Palmer student profile
Posted by jjohns82 | Arts, Humanities, Research | No CommentsUniversity study isn’t always a straight line. Much like our passions and life itself, study can ebb and flow as circumstances change. UNE Classical Languages and History student Stephen Palmer…
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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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Image: The Family of William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Over time women have played roles in intellectual history that have gone unnoticed. In the early modern period, women were formally…
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Image: Nagai Tokusaburō, Grandson of Nagai Takashi and Director of the Nagai Takashi Memorial reading room, photograph, 2016 | This article is written by Dr Gwyn McClelland, Lecturer in Japanese…
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Reflecting on the success and renown of the JACH
Posted by jjohns82 | Humanities, Research | No CommentsImage: Portrait of Harry Winters, postcard, c.1909, Port Arthur Historic Site Management Authority The New Year is a time for reflection of what is to come, but also what has…
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New tech shifts the landscape for UNE Archaeology
Posted by jjohns82 | Humanities, Research | No CommentsImagine having the ability to view perfectly rendered digital versions of archaeological sites and the artefacts they contain all from your computer. This dream is being made possible by a…
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“I required a challenge” – The study journey of piano accompanist and teacher Tanika Richards
Posted by jjohns82 | Education, Research | One CommentOur own resilience and adaptability can often surprise us. Many students may have found this when beginning their study journey – others may have discovered their adaptability while studying during…
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The bones of 3D modelling in teaching and learning at UNE
Posted by jjohns82 | Humanities, Research | No CommentsThe digitisation of artefacts and archaeological objects has been an increasing practice at UNE in recent years, and the advent of COVID has only increased efforts to digitise teaching and…
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New book shares the curious secrets of Port Arthur’s historical convicts
Posted by jjohns82 | Humanities, Research | No CommentsImage: A number of lead tokens found during the excavation, possibly a sign of illicit behaviour by the convicts. Photo taken by PAHSMA, 2016. Engaging with events of the past…
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