June 2015

News • 16 Jun 2015

Callaghan, The University of Newcastle: Whose Traditional Land?

Professor John Maynard's new book published in 2015 by The Wollotuka Institute, University of Newcastle studies the history of the Pambalong clan of the Awabakal people and their relationship to the present site of the University of Newcastle, Callaghan campus.

News • 15 Jun 2015

The Rubens will hit Bar on the Hill in November

The Rubens will be taking the stage at Bar On The Hill on Friday, 6 November as part of their 'Hoops' National Tour. Don't miss your chance to see them in their only gig in Newcastle where they'll be celebrating the release of their sophomore album this August. Tickets are now available at Bar on the Hill and online.

News • 15 Jun 2015

New study to examine fibre effect on asthma

Respiratory researchers from the University of Newcastle and HMRI are looking into whether a high-fibre diet can reduce airway inflammation in people with asthma.

News • 12 Jun 2015

China is Turning Green

Newcastle Business School academic talks about China's green revolution

News • 12 Jun 2015

Chinese Foreign Investment

Motivations and implications of foreign investments by Chinese SoEs

News • 12 Jun 2015

Workplace Express Article Concerning Orora and AMWU

Workplace Express Article Concerning Orora and AMWU

News • 9 Jun 2015

Fine Art Student Scores Melbourne International Animation Festival Internship

UON Bachelor of Fine Art 4th year student, Jessica McLeod-Yu, is one of four talented interns selected to participate in a month-long internship at the Melbourne International Animation Festival (MIAF) this June.

News • 5 Jun 2015

Negotiation Competition

Negotiating Success

News • 5 Jun 2015

Nyberg Professor of Management

New Professor of Management

News • 4 Jun 2015

Shaping our new future

Professor John Germov, as the Convenor, Strategic Planning is driving the current consultation with staff around the draft plan for the next ten years.

News • 4 Jun 2015

Danish Exchange for Opera House Scholars

Nick Werrett was one of only five Australian recipients of the 2014 MADE scholarship, giving him the opportunity to spend six weeks in Copenhagen earlier this year on a multidisciplinary cultural exchange.

News • 4 Jun 2015

CAMP Summit in Sydney takes on Innovation in Education Challenge

How could higher education support the successful transition from a resource-based economy to a knowledge-based economy?

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