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Thursday 10 September 2026
190,000-year-old cave reveals how ancient human species lived and adapted
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UOW backs NSW investment in innovation and research commercialisation
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Business and Economy
UOW’s eldest graduate adds to the knowledge bank at 71
Margret Schuller plans to never give up learning as she celebrates her PhD
Science and Technology
Vehicle simulation work sets path for advanced electric vehicles
PhD graduate Boyuan Li is working on advanced methods of improving vehicle handling, safety and performance.
Science and Technology
Distinguished mathematician offers wise advice to graduates
Look to the future, seek mentors, and never stop learning says Dr Ron Sandland AM
Arts and Culture
Puberty Blues author honoured in autumn graduation celebration
Kathy Lette recognised for success and tireless advocacy for human rights.
Arts and Culture
There’s something queer about Disney villains
PhD student Dion McLeod analysed animated feature films in his thesis
Education
UOW’s most prestigious student honour awarded at April graduations
Chancellor Robert Hope Memorial Prize winner: Thomas Curran.