News • 16 Jan 2014

New DVC (Research and Innovation)

The University of Newcastle today announced the appointment of Professor Kevin Hall to the position of Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research and Innovation).

News • 15 Jan 2014

Advance Global Australian Awards Mentoring Program

Apply now to be mentored by an Award-winning industry leader living overseas as part of the Advance Global Australian Awards Mentoring Program.

News • 14 Jan 2014

Second-hand smoke

A study of cigarette smoke exposure in multi-unit housing has been instrumental in achieving proposed Strata by-law reforms banning smoking in common areas.

News • 08 Jan 2014

Faculty of Business and Law Excellence in External Engagement Student Awards 2013

Nominations open for 2013 Faculty of Business and Law Student External Engagement Awards

News • 18 Dec 2013

Advisory Day

Prospective students can explore their study options in 2014 at the University’s Advisory Day on Thursday 19 December.

News • 18 Dec 2013

Organ failure syndrome

The battle to save accident victims in Intensive Care often extends beyond treating the original injury, with multiple organ failure presenting a threat.

News • 13 Dec 2013

Breast Cancer Breakthrough

Drug cuts breast cancer cases by more than 50 per cent in high risk women

News • 12 Dec 2013

UNLSA Mooting Success

Newcastle Law School students achieved mooting success at the Annual Australian Law Students' Association Conference.

News • 12 Dec 2013

sleep linked to diabetes

Getting less than six hours sleep each night may increase type 2 diabetes risk by 30 per cent, researchers have found.

News • 11 Dec 2013

Year 11 Business Plan Challenge

Celebrating its 10th anniversary this year, the 2013 Business Plan Challenge grand final was held on Friday 15 November with …

News • 10 Dec 2013

On the Same Page

DVD resource offers early childhood professionals strategies for children’s challenging behaviours.

News • 10 Dec 2013

Health Check: Butter or margarine?

Butter gets points for taste; margarine for being easy to spread, writes Professor Clare Collins.

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