Soon there will come a time
There once was a time that was normal
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Do the thing: A lesson I learned about creating opportunities
You might feel that you’re not good enough, that there’s too much to learn. Declan Kerlett says you should go do your thing, whether you feel ready or not.
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The University of Canberra’s approach to sexual assault on campus has room for improvement
Australian universities have been forced to face the harsh reality that their response to sexual assault and harassment on campus is leaving students without the necessary protection and support. So how does UC stack up?
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Living with PTSD
Like so many of us, it wasn’t until it was him with the disorder, that PTSD truly came to exist.
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“Black Lives Matter” Q & A with protest organiser
On June 6th a protest about ‘Black Lives Matter’ took place on the lawns of Parliament House. We spoke to the protest organiser Dhëïu BM about his involvement.
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Braving the blaze: A UC student’s account of last summer
It’s a feeling of honour, fear and adrenaline she will never forget. Katie Tabke’s Black Summer with the ACT Rural Fire Service.
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Mental health in the midst of COVID-19
New research reveals more than half of students feel their studies have been negatively impacted by COVID-19. Here is what a UC psychologist has to say.
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Alone together: Surviving a pandemic
Since the beginning of the year COVID has disrupted universities across the globe. But what was it like living on UC’s campus during the pandemic?
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Do Dogs Have Feelings Too? Animal Sentience Laws Introduced in the ACT.
Jet is a Labrador cross Kelpie dog who one day found himself in a rural pound. The next morning Jet was to be euthanized but luckily for the dog, a rescue group saved him from the deathly needle. Jet landed himself in the pound because of his notorious ability to escape his home. His owners […]
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Drowning in Drought: How Rural Communities are Struggling in Australia’s Worst Drought
Australia is in one of its worst droughts in it’s history. Claire Bakker heads to Boorowa to see just how bad the drought is and how it is affecting our farmers
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