In the wake of the 2017 Federal Budget, NUSA and UON students protest proposed cuts to education. Jack Moran reports.
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The 2017 Budget: “Paying More and Paying Sooner”
The budget means different things to different people. Nikola Jokanovic takes a look at what it might mean to you.
A fine (arts) exhibition
Nadene Budden gives the lowdown on this year’s Bachelor of Fine Arts graduation exhibition. Usually, as the year draws to a close, those lucky enough to be almost-graduates from the Bachelor of Fine Arts get the […]
The Jezabels: A chat with vocalist, Hayley Mary
Chris Daniel talks to The Jezabels vocalist, Hayley Mary, about their upcoming tour, newest album and their return to limelight after a matter of years. When health scares involving keyboardist Heather Shannon were raised, The […]
Open Up: A chat with Alex Williamson
Chris Daniel talks to Alex Williamson, the son Australia never knew it wanted, ahead of his Open Up tour this month. International Philanthropist? Probably not! Loosest Aussie Bloke? Definitely! The Adelaide comedian is best known for […]
B-Grade University: A Chat with Alex Lahey
Chris Daniel chats to Alex Lahey, Australia’s next hottest musical export, about her newest EP and visit to Newcastle. B-Grade University, the authentic and extremely laid back EP from the Melbourne prodigy, is set to be the […]
Immerse yourself in China Week
Chinese markets in Beaumont Street? Sarah James looks at why you need to check out all the events happening as part of Newcastle China Week. Close that Webjet browser. Put away the travel catalogues. No […]
Marina Joyce and the fame: what’s next?
YouTube star Marina Joyce has caused international concern for her seemingly odd behaviour. What happens now? Nadene Budden talks it out. If you’ve been on the Internet over the past two weeks, you’ve probably heard […]
Hunter Valley Electric Vehicle Festival raises awareness for climate change
As temperatures increase and our planet changes, Chrystal Moore brings good news in the form of the annual Hunter Valley Electric Vehicle Festival, partnered with the Tom Farrell Institute at UON. With sea levels on […]
Guilty plea in Facebook harassment case
A Sydney man has plead guilty in a Facebook harassment case that may be a test for how the law deals with abuse online, writes Jack Moran. The way the law sees harassment and abuse […]
