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8 Apr, 2021 0 comments

Canberra March 4 Justice

Chants, signs, powerful speeches, over 90-thousand signatures for institutional change, plenty of enthusiasm, and a whole lot of fury; it was clear everyone at...

18 Nov, 2020 0 comments

Motorcycle clubs revving up veterans

They enter the car park in a procession of leather and steel, with skulls in slouch hats printed on their jackets. Some are tormented by inescapable trauma...

26 Oct, 2020 0 comments

The Marriage That Conspiracy Killed.

The Marriage That Conspiracy Killed Everyone remembers where they were when Trump won the election. Alex and Mary* remember it especially well. It was the night their relationship fell apart. The eve...

9 Oct, 2020 0 comments

Listening to First Nations Voices – Podcast 7

First Nations Podcast · Listening to First Nations Voices Podcast 7 Ngunnawal Garden In this episode, we explore the creation and implementation of the Ngun...

1 Oct, 2020 0 comments

Listening to First Nations Voices – Podcast 6

First Nations Podcast · Listening to First Nations Voices Podcast 6 Part 1 Indigenous Minors Units at UC First Nations Podcast · Listening to First N...

10 May, 2020 0 comments

“i,i” An Autumn Album

"I and I, We're both here, we're both responsible for one another and we are kind of in reality sort part of one large organism... I always liked that concept" - Justin Vernon The latest Bon Iver album "i,i" is something...

9 Dec, 2019 0 comments

Listening to First Nations Voices – Podcast 5

The Listening to First Nations Voices podcast was created by non-Indigenous University of Canberra students. The idea for this podcast came from Associate Professor Samia Goudie who is passionate about Indigenous people a...

2 Dec, 2019 0 comments

Feeling the heat: producers and consumers facing up to climate change

Charles Pattison sees the effects of a warming climate everywhere he drives each Wednesday. And then he hears the first-hand accounts of how rising temperatures...

2 Dec, 2019 0 comments

Shadow of a drought

The long drought gripping the country means some towns will face ‘day zero’ in the next six months when their water supplies will run dry. The lack of rain, made worse by above-average temperatures, is stretching the r...

2 Dec, 2019 0 comments

Dogs have feelings too

When you think about it, dogs have very human-like characteristics. They sense when their owners are down, they feel happiness, sadness and empathy. So, it only makes sense that their ability ‘to feel’ is enshrined...