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My volunteering story: Battling natural disasters at Port Mac

Em grew up in the Inner-West and never had to deal with natural disasters, so it was certainly a shock for her when she received an evacuation call during the 2019 bushfires. Read below about her resilience and journey to becoming a volunteer for...

Your wellbeing during the festive season

It's the most wonderful time of the year! That's not to say that it doesn't come with its own set of challenges, stress and chaos. Charlie Contributor, Michelle Curry, shares how you can look after your physical health and mental wellbeing this...

How to deal with academic burnout

''At the time, I thought that being super busy was good as I was gaining experience and kicking goals that were very valuable however, in reality, I was constantly exhausted, I did not have time for friends and family or more importantly, for myself...

International Day of People with Disability (IDPwD)

‘’The team at Accessibility and Inclusion Support have thoughtfully listened, provided options that I didn't know existed and allowed me to learn so that I can go on to empower young children, particularly those with unseen disabilities, to see that...

Tackling your first assessment

Meg Seis shares the top tips on tackling your first assessment - whether you've just started uni or you're returning for another session, she's got it covered.

What to do when you fail a subject?

Grades are not always an accurate record of academic ability. Nikki's advice to anyone who fails a subject is to be kind to yourself and ask for help if you need it. There is no shame in failing.

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