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Wednesday 18 June 2025
UOW recognised among world’s top universities for sustainability impact
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The historic High Seas Treaty is almost reality. Here’s what it would mean for ocean conservation
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Lifting the covers on the secret sex lives of flies
Researchers become a fly on the wall to observe the courtship rituals of the blowfly.
Coalition is paying for failing to prosecute its case
By Professor Henry Ergas, Professor of Infrastructure Economics at SMART Infrastructure Facility
If you could change your personality, would you?
New research shows that motivated people can change their personality in short period of time.
Tuna allocation to improve Pacific nations’ health and food security
Plentiful and affordable tuna stocks could hold the key to improved health in the Pacific region, a new study has found.
Former elite soldier and author becomes mentor for underprivileged youth
In front of a classroom of unsettled teenagers, UOW graduate Keith Fennell is an educator with an edge.
Research and innovations supporting mining industry on show at Coal Conference
The latest advances in coal mining technologies that will help Australian operators remain competitive in the global market will be addressed this week at a three-day conference at the University of Wollongong (UOW).