Retail on campus
We have two café’s at our Ourimbah campus where you can grab a quick bite to eat before class or sit and enjoy the surrounds. Both cafes offer a huge range of hot and cold meals including salads, poke bowls, wraps, focaccias, sandwiches and hot meals as well as delectable cakes and slices. There is also a range of dietary requirement choices and vegetarian and vegan choices.
Filter vendors
Ganda Burung
SA-136, Student Amenities building
Mon-Fri: 8am - 4.30pm (serving hot food until 1:45pm)
In Darkinung language, Ganda Burung are the words for food shelter. This name was chosen for the recently refurbished eatery to reflect the type of experience our students, staff and visitors will experience. This is a place to sit and connect with others and a place to connect with the outdoor spaces including the billabong located adjacent to the café. Sit back and enjoy a range of hot and cold meals, sweet treats and great healthy food options as well.
Stationery and University Merchandise
IRC-101a, Ourimbah Library
Mon-Fri: 9am - 3.00pm
Stationery
Located in the Student Amenities Building, students can find a range of notebooks, pens, USBs, technology, course materials and more.
University merchandise
The Shop, stocking official University of Newcastle merchandise, is located in the Student Amenities Building.
At The Shop you can get:
T-shirts and hoodies in a range of colours and a choice of classic and varsity design, manufactured by AS Colour who are well-known for their commitment to social responsibility.
- Canvas tote bags
- Eco-pens and eco-notebooks
- Recycled leather notebooks
- Sports drink bottles
- Chino caps
- Glass tea infusers
- Graduation teddy bears
- Rock candy.
Yara Ngura
IRC-101a, Ourimbah Library
8am - 11.00am
In Darkinung language, Yara Ngura are the words for gumtree place. This name was chosen for the library café to reflect the previous name of the space and to connect with the environment around the campus. Pop in to get your coffee fix as well as a range of great grab and go meals.
The University of Newcastle acknowledges the traditional custodians of the lands within our footprint areas: Awabakal, Darkinjung, Biripai, Worimi, Wonnarua, and Eora Nations. We also pay respect to the wisdom of our Elders past and present.