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University of Newcastle appoints contractor for Hunter Building demolition

University of Newcastle appoints contractor for Hunter Building demolition

The University of Newcastle has announced McMahon Services as the principal contractor for the demolition of the Hunter Building at Callaghan Campus, marking a major milestone in the dismantling of the building.

Showing our support for the Koori Knockout

Showing our support for the Koori Knockout

The University of Newcastle and the Wollotuka Institute were proud to be named community partners of the 2026 Koori Knockout, one of the largest annual gatherings celebrating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture, community and rugby league.

Vice-Chancellor Professor Alex Zelinsky to retire in February 2027

Vice-Chancellor Professor Alex Zelinsky to retire in February 2027

The University of Newcastle has today announced their Vice-Chancellor and President, Professor Alex Zelinsky AO, will retire in February 2027.

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Tiny ocean microbe unlocks new clue to Earth's carbon cycle

Tiny ocean microbe unlocks new clue to Earth's carbon cycle

Researchers have uncovered a key mechanism that helps one of the world's most abundant marine organisms capture carbon, providing new insights into the ocean's role in regulating Earth's climate.

Opinion: AI is our way back and investment's our future

Opinion: AI is our way back and investment's our future

Time and distance can bring renewed clarity. Having worked abroad for much of the past decade, former prime minister Kevin Rudd sees dangerous complacency in Australia’s mindset.

Every hour counts: Global study links assessment delays to higher risk of burst appendix

Every hour counts: Global study links assessment delays to higher risk of burst appendix

A global study of appendicitis has found longer time to surgical assessment was associated with a progressively higher risk of perforation to the appendix, or a 'burst appendix'.