Culture Fest a culinary crowd favourite
Almost 4,000 members of the Armidale community gathered in Civic...
Mar
2023
15
Dec
2022
8
SafeWork Improvement Notice update
In September 2022, UNE was issued with an Improvement Notice from SafeWork NSW, with three Directions to address psychological safety in the workplace. Responding to SafeWork is linked to the broader UNE Safety Culture and Wellbeing review and the Safe...
Dec
2022
8
Twitter – Data Breach and Security Concerns
In August, Twitter came forward and admitted a vulnerability had been exploited by a third party to obtain user data. They have confirmed that 5.4 million users’ data had been maliciously collected. Recently (November 24th 2022), the database of 5.4 million...
Nov
2022
17
Royal Society of NSW – New England North West Branch
The UNE Office of the Deputy Vice-Chancellor Research invites you to an information session about the establishment of a New England North West Branch of the Royal Society of NSW. When: Thursday 1st December 2022 Time: 10am-11am Venue: Via Zoom....
Nov
2022
17
UNE’s campus strategy – Have your say
UNE’s Armidale campus has developed, building-by-building, over nearly 70 years. Our educational model, and the types of facilities we need to support our students and our research, is now evolving far more quickly. Like every university, we have begun thinking...
Oct
2022
25
UNE’s cyber security a priority for Rob Laurie
Spates of high profile data breaches, including the recent Optus, Medibank and Vinomofo hacks, has highlighted how vulnerable our personal data is to cyber attacks. Attacks on data-rich universities are also on the increase. According to the Australian Cyber...
Oct
2022
20
Oct
2022
20
Save the Date! Festive Flicks at Bool
UNE is hosting a free fun family Christmas movie event on the lawns of Booloominbah on Friday, 16 December. Gates will open at 6pm and comedy film, Elf, starring Will Ferrell will screen at 8pm. Armidale local Fergus James will provide live music on the...
Oct
2022
20
From deer park to people park
On Monday (October 24) the fences will start coming down from around the Deer Park below Booloominbah. This marks a significant point in the area’s transition from a park for deer (and kangaroos, plus an uninvited colony of rabbits) to a park for people. The...
Oct
2022
20
Looking out for one another
While we might (justifiably) look to our employer or line manager to maintain healthy workplace conditions, workloads and practices, we can all play a part in creating caring and productive workplaces by simply looking out for one another. According to the Black...
