by Margaret Aitken As someone who’s been writing poetry for five years, I create poetry to relax and unload all of my negative feelings or joyfully express all of my positive emotions. It’s a great creative outlet that doesn’t require a ton of...
With a couple of weeks before the start of semester 1 for 2020, why not continue that travel bug while you’ve got time and visit an underrated part of Australia. Here is part four of our holiday destination in focus: Darwin. This capital city...
After discovering the gems to discover in Sydney and in Hobart, welcome to Part 3 of holiday destinations to explore before summer is over. Perth, which is the capital city of Western Australia, is located thirty minutes from pristine beaches and...
As the days wind down until Semester 1 begins in 2020, what perfect way to also round out summer than with a bit of travelling? We looked at Sydney in Part 1, and now let’s look at another gem of Australia. Hobart offers the curious traveller...
It is the beginning of the new year and you are itching to go on a short adventure. Not sure where to go? We have the destination for you! And what better place to adventure to than Sydney! Located approximately 517km from the Charles Sturt...
Living on campus during the uni year is undoubtedly a whirlwind of emotions and at the end, you will find yourself having made the best friendship groups. In Summer School however, the uni life will be very different as there are not as many...
by Lucy Perrie Christmas is done and dusted for another year as is New Years Eve, as we all counted down together with fireworks in the background to a new year and indeed a new decade. As we welcome a new year, now is the time to stick to those new...
What is ErinEarth? ErinEarth is a beautiful nature escape in Wagga Wagga. Situated on Kildare Street near the train track pedestrian crossing, it has a beautiful native garden with a dam, pond and countless species of wildlife, particularly the...
Need to travel for study? Whether it be an in-depth residential school trip, a whirlwind study tour or a life-altering student exchange, figuring out what to pack can be a daunting task – and one that is often left until the last minute! This is...
Going home over summer can be helpful to take time to relieve stress and move at a slower pace, without the pressure of assessments and exam deadlines. It’s a great opportunity to get back in touch with life outside of Uni, so I’ve...
