April 2014
News • 11 Apr 2014
'Smoke and mirrors’ strategy costing Mum and Dad investors billions
New University of Newcastle research reveals families are in danger of losing thousands of dollars through incorrect investment advice.
News • 10 Apr 2014
Sunprint Workshop
A sunprint created using an image by Spiritlands artist Cherie Johnson.
News • 9 Apr 2014
New sequencer turbo-charges cancer risk diagnosis
A HMRI genetics laboratory at Newcastle's John Hunter Hospital has become the first in Australia, and one of the few in the world, to receive accreditation for a new diagnostic system that revolutionises 'NextGen' DNA sequencing for breast and ovarian cancer.
News • 8 Apr 2014
Asthma and diet link
Eating a poor-quality diet high in fat, refined sugar and processed foods can worsen asthma symptoms, a study has shown.
News • 8 Apr 2014
Folklore Festival
Communication staff and students bound for France to cover a folk festival
News • 7 Apr 2014
2014 Alumni Awards Nominations
Recognising UON's outstanding alumni. Nominate by 23 May 2014.
News • 3 Apr 2014
Research Powerhouses Unite
The Newcastle Institute for Energy and Resources (NIER) at the University of Newcastle and the CSIRO have joined forces to establish a dynamic energy innovation precinct of global standing.
News • 2 Apr 2014
Kathleen Folbigg’s Sister Speaks Out
The sister of convicted child-killer Kathleen Folbigg has come out against a campaign to launch a judicial enquiry into her case.
News • 2 Apr 2014
Newcastle Writers Festival
Bookworms will have the opportunity to hear from the University of Newcastle's literary leaders at this year's Newcastle Writers Festival from April 4-6.
News • 2 Apr 2014
Newcastle: City in transition – Public Forum
A panel of local and international urban design experts and innovators will come together tonight before a full house at Newcastle City Hall to debate, examine and imagine the future of Newcastle and the region.
News • 1 Apr 2014
QLD ‘Gay Panic Defence’ Shameful
Newcastle Law School academics Dr Alan Berman and Sher Campbell delve into Queensland's 'homosexual advance defence'.
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