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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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Arts and Culture
Lainie Anderson’s novels about a real pioneering policewoman invite us to play historical detective
Miss Kate Cocks, the real-life first policewoman in South Australia, is the star of Lainie Anderson's historical crime novels – with a Phryne-Fisher-like offsider.
Arts and Culture
What’s on your summer reading list?
We asked 6 dedicated readers
Arts and Culture
Food is belonging, otherness and a ‘glorious addiction’ for Melissa Leong and Candice Chung
How two food writers use meals to bridge cultural divides and heal family rifts
Arts and Culture
100 years on, T.S. Eliot’s The Hollow Men is a poem for our populist moment
Diagnostic and symptomatic, accusatory and culpable, communal and personal, The Hollow Men is a poem about that which ails society at large.
Arts and Culture, Education, Law, Politics and Society, Students
UOW’s new Liberal Arts Major to foster critical thinkers for a complex future
From 2026, students across all faculties can study this new major in critical thinking, within an exciting small-cohort environment
Arts and Culture
From Lahore to Sydney, a Muslim feminist’s debut novel rebels against the suffocation of safety
The genre of migrant autofiction, especially coming-of-age work, is blooming, but Raaza Jamshed’s book stands out.