Opinion: Australia can’t afford to look like Britain’s Asia outpost
Images: River McCrossen, Stuart C. Wilson/Getty Images Australia has been a sovereign nation for over 120 years, we have created our own education, welfare
Activist speak up against AUKUS
A coalition of activist groups gathered at Sydney Town Hall on Saturday to protest against Australia’s involvement in the controversial AUKUS treaty and acquisition of nuclear-powered submarines.
Opinion: The Olympics that shouldn’t have happened.
Issues loomed over the Olympics earlier this year, upsetting the international sporting event. Weeks prior to the games, Olympic officials announced spectators would not
Wollongong Affirmations: The challenge of going viral
Catherine Tran never expected her Instagram account to blow up overnight; let alone receive hate messages, experience the anxiety of running a big account,
Opinion: It’s our fault they are in Parliament.
Photo: Kylie De Guia/ Unsplash In the 1980s, Australia was introduced to political polling. It is through the polls which focus groups have tested
Sally Rooney’s work goes beyond ‘voice of generation’ label.
Taking a look at the Normal People author’s work to date as Beautiful World, Where are You? hits the bookshelves.
Student rep calls for more transparency over accommodation sell offs
The student union says there’s been inadequate communication from UOW to residents over a decision to sell three student accommodation sites.
Morgan was told $300 vouchers would be made available to UOW students. Turns out this isn’t the case.
Image: Kristina Akopova on Unsplash Illawarra community members have raised concerns for students unable to access lockdown support payments because they are already on other Centrelink benefits.
UOW had no aim to fund medical services, letters reveal.
University said there was ‘not an intention’ to provide funding for medical services on campus despite a plea from Campus Clinic.