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Leadership isn’t all about standing in front of a room full of people and issuing orders. Rather, it’s a quality we all have which manifests in various ways. Everyday things like making decisions and speaking up in class require leadership skills, and approaches to leadership vary between people. These are some of the insights I […]
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As we approach the first referendum Australia has considered this century, the University of Canberra (UC) has delivered a series of lectures aimed at informing the local community about the proposed change to our constitution. The final lecture in the series was held last week at ANU’s The Shine Dome and facilitated by John Paul […]
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A unique new musical is coming to Canberra with the showing of The Hello Girls from local theatre company, Heart Strings Theatre Co. The musical is set in 1918, as the US Army is struggling on the World War I frontline. Drastic times call for drastic measures – and at this time, that meant hiring […]
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According to the 2021 National Student Safety Survey Report, in Australian universities, a concerning number of students have experienced some form of sexual harassment or assault. Approximately 4.5% of students have been sexually assaulted and 16.1% sexually harrassed since beginning university, with 1.1% of assaults and 8.1% of harassment incidents being experienced in the past […]
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On the 5th and 6th of August, EPIC opened its doors to nerds of Canberra and beyond in the form of Oz Comic-Con. Oz Comic-Con describes itself as “…a series of annual events across the east coast of Australia, showcasing the best of entertainment and pop culture; including exhibitors, studio activations, celebrity guests, comics district, […]
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The 28th of July is World Hepatitis Day. It is an opportunity to raise awareness in our community and to work together towards the elimination of viral hepatitis. As a local community organisation, Hepatitis ACT aims to prevent transmission and reduce the impact on all people affected by viral hepatitis. I caught up with members […]
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My playlists are now full of Royel Otis, Teenage Dads and Ball Park Music songs. Two weeks after Groovin the Moo, I still go back and look at the videos I took. For those who couldn’t go this time, fear not! Here comes your review so you know what to expect for next year’s festival. […]
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Hello and welcome to the April edition of the SRC Newsletter. Here’s a rundown of what the SRC has been up to recently. Women’s Day Celebration: The SRC participated in the Women’s Day celebration, and we had a stall where we engaged with attendees and gave out merchandise. We also held a raffle with 56 […]
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“Suzume” is an immersive, emotional journey that artistically encapsulates the essence of what every remarkable piece of art aspires to: eliciting profound feelings from its audience. At the center of this emotional maelstrom is Suzume, a seemingly ordinary Japanese schoolgirl, who has her world upended by an enigmatic door. Her ensuing quest across the beautiful […]
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Hello, I’m Hannah, one of the editors at Curieux. I’ve been studying at UC for the fourth year of my BA Honours course in Creative and Professional Writing with International Experience. I’m a UK exchange student on placement in Australia from my home university of Bangor, North Wales, UK. As an exchange student, I am […]
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