A century ago young men from the New England region found themselves on the other side of the world fighting against the Ottoman Turkish army from Egypt to Lebanon. The new exhibition Horse Power: Light Horse in Palestine – to Beersheba and...
Proof that UNE is an all-inclusive institution, the Booloominbah lawn has lately been host to Pixie the wallaroo, who finds the lawn a handy dual-purpose venue for a grass lunch and exercise. An orphan, Pixie is being raised by Libby Kettlestring, UNE's Secretariat...
The English Language Centre is again seeking guest lecturers to assist its Guest Lecture program for Term 2, 2017. It is looking to fill time slots on Thursdays from 2-3pm on the following dates: July 13, 20 and 27, then August 10, 17 and 24. Your topic can be...
A group of 10 students and two staff recently returned from Botswana following a two-week Zoology study tour. During their stay the group collected data for different research projects and visited Nxai Pans, Baines Baobabs, Moremi Game Reserve, the Okavango Delta,...
Representing UNE, Associate Professor Lily Pereg of the School of Science and Technology has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Miguel Hernandez University (MHU) in Elche, Spain. UNE and MHU have shared interests in environmental sciences and agriculture,...
UNE researchers are about to embark on a landmark study of Aboriginal youth and what influences their wellbeing and resilience. Head of the School of Health, Professor Kim Usher, said Aboriginal youth in the 15-18-year group can engage in a range of dangerous and...
Thai alumnus of UNE, Dr Phudit Tejativaddhana, has been recognised with the 2017 Alumni Leadership Award at a gala dinner in Bangkok. Dr Tejativaddhana has extensive experience in senior executive roles in both the public and private sector in Thailand. He is now...
SPACLALS - the South Pacific chapter of the Association for Commonwealth Literature and Language Studies - is being revived in Australia as the primary network of postcolonial literary and cultural studies in the South Pacific region. An important part of that...
Benjamin Richardson, Professor of Environmental Law at the University of Tasmania, will deliver the next lecture in the School of Law's Kirby Seminar Series. His talk, Time and Environmental Law, explores how when disciplined by industrial clock time, modern life...
UNE history lecturer Dr Brett Holman is part of a partnership of researchers, museums and civil aviation bodies that is collaborating on a ground-breaking Australian aviation history project supported by a $440,000 Australian Research Council Linkage grant. The...
