The Melbourne Pollen Count at the University of Melbourne, provides Victorians with daily pollen updates and a forecast service, assisting those living with hay fever and asthma...
Lack of access to affordable, healthy food is a national problem. According to the City of Sydney Council, an estimated 17,000 residents do not have reliable access...
Engagement Australia Director, Jim Nyland, was recently published in the Campus Review with his opinion piece 'A burning world: will we choose transformation and sustainability or apocalypse?' Read...
As Chair of Engagement Australia (EA) can I take this opportunity to wish you and your family all the very best for the festive season. It has...
For the first time in many years, Darwin audiences can see the rich diversity and splendour of Balinese art in an exhibition at Charles Darwin University Art...
Ezidi families in Armidale, NSW, were given refurbished computers from the University of New England to help them study, work and connect with loved ones....
The Refugee Youth Voice: Postcards to the Premier Project originated with Peter Shergold, the NSW Coordinator General for Refugee resettlement, and his desire to more closely include...
Two major international conferences this year explored the role of future civic universities...
Reflecting on the range, the reach and the depth of contributions made to this ground-breaking conference it is striking just how far we have come in defining...
When Malera/Bandjalung woman Margaret Williams-Weir walked into the sandstone quadrangle of Queensland University in 1957, she made history as the first Aboriginal person to be accepted into...