2014

News • 15 Apr 2014

Revolutionary clean energy technology launched in the Hunter

A new clean energy system launched today will demonstrate cost savings in electricity generation for remote mining and industrial sites and rural communities.

News • 14 Apr 2014

Staff photo competition now closed

Our #uonthemove photo competition generated a fantastic response with 96 entries capturing different aspects of our University 'on the move'.

News • 14 Apr 2014

UON welcomes greater support for entry pathways

University of Newcastle Vice-Chancellor, Professor Caroline McMillen, has welcomed the report of the review of the Demand Driven Funding System released by the Australian Government, and the recommendations for the expansion and improvement of the system.

News • 14 Apr 2014

Tuggerah first to roll-out revolutionary US schools program

Tuggerah Lakes Secondary College, with support from the University of Newcastle, is the first school in New South Wales to deliver a revolutionary accelerated learning program developed in the United States.

News • 14 Apr 2014

Indigenous scholars head to world’s most prestigious universities

Two outstanding young scholars from the University of Newcastle have been awarded competitive Indigenous scholarships to continue their studies at Oxford and Cambridge – ranked among the world's most prestigious universities.

News • 11 Apr 2014

2014 Roberta Sykes Indigenous Scholar

The following excerpts from Nathan West's personal statement for the Roberta Sykes Scholarship explain his plans to influence a range of benefits for Indigenous Australia:

News • 11 Apr 2014

2014 Charlie Perkins Scholarship

The following excerpts from Jessica Buck's personal statement for the Charlie Perkins Scholarship explain her drive to close the Aboriginal health gap:

News • 11 Apr 2014

Enterprise bargaining update

Get the latest update from the Enterprise Bargaining Team about our new staff enterprise agreements.

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.

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