Can you teach happiness? A former school principal and UNE education PhD candidate has left his home and livelihood to find out. Kaka (who has just the one name) has always dreamt big. He overcame the challenges of his humble beginnings – he’s one of 10...
“The New York Police Department hired its first female detective in 1912, but when Dorothy Uhnak joined in 1953, women were still a minority,” says UNE lecturer in writing and literary researcher Dr Lili Pâquet, who has written a book on women working in the...
Image: Grassroots peacebuilding conference in Ad-Damazine Sam Angulo Onapa, UNE Peace Studies PhD Candidate, shares his experience with peacebuilding and vison for the future: "I started my PhD studies at UNE in February 2017, hoping to...
UNE languages graduate and former employee, Jim Scanlan, has won a national competition for the translation of an important Indonesian poem into English. Jim, who graduated with a Diploma in Modern Languages majoring in Indonesian in 2016, won the poetry section of...
Exhibition tracks stories of the Stolen Generations You never know where a story might lead you. Historian and artist Dr Lorina Barker, speaker at the final session of the public Humanities Research Seminar Series in 2018, has spent four years developing an...
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