An Evaluation of Australia’s Health Care Systems Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic
Ciara Emerson explores the highs and lows of the Australian healthcare system during the CVID-19 pandemic.
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Zeros and Crosses: A Game of COVID-19 Public Health Policy in Europe.
“I was talking to a colleague recently when she suggested that the success of North Korea’s COVID-19 management was due to a policy ordering anyone who tested positive to be shot. While this was clearly, at least I hope, a callous and morbid joke. It made me wonder. How close does this fabricated utilitarian approach mirror health policy in the world currently?”
Jonathan Tracey looks at inequality in the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Costly Gambles and Effective Execution: Pandemic Lessons from Sweden and Singapore.
As each country tackles the COVID-19 pandemic, we can learn from their successes and their failures.
Joe Fletcher takes us inside Sweden’s unconventional and Singapores head-on approach.
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Science Comes Up Trumps: The USA, COVID & What Went Wrong
“When we think of risk factors relating to the Covid-19 pandemic we may think of age or underlying health conditions, but for Americans, the biggest risk factor was President Trump.”
Lily Leckie explores the USA’s response to COVID-19.
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What In The World: The Show Must Go On
Coquohalla takes you through the biggest global stories from the month of July, and this time it is an Olympic special.
Continue ReadingWhat In The World: Conflicting Memories
Coquohalla takes you through the biggest stories in international relations so you can catch up on what is going on in the world.
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What In The World: Myanmar and the Royal Racism Case
This month seems to be all about history repeating itself. Coquohalla takes you through the biggest stories in international relations, so you can catch up on what on is going on in the world.
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Politics and participating, a message from UC Labor
Now is the time to make our voices heard. UC Labor party member Bez Wolba’s response about the importance of political education and action.
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Why Your Vote Matters
It may not seem like it, but one vote can make a difference. There have only been 22 tied elections. Ever. In the world. One of them was a Victorian state seat in 1985. In Ballarat in 1919, Nationalist candidate Edwin Kerby defeated the sitting MP by just one vote. More recently, in 2013, mining […]
Continue ReadingShaking up politics: founder of Flux, Nathan Spataro
Founder of Flux, Nathan Spataro recently visited UC to speak to students about the party that is here to change up politics. Flux touched down in UC for the first time last year, starting its own club for supporters here on campus. The unique party aims to elect members who will place their vote in parliament based solely on the […]
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