UNSW Law Professor Cameron Holley on implementing laws to save the future of our planet.
24 May 2019
Following the rapid rise of 'sharing economy' services like AirBnB and Uber, entrepreneurs now have their sights set on turning unused driveways into a public parking option.
Bottlenose dolphins of Shark Bay, Western Australia. Credit: Ewa Krzyszczyk, Georgetown University
24 May 2019
UNSW scientists have added to the growing body of research into genetic markers that are important for animal conservation.
The KA3323 light installation at the Royal Botanic Garden precinct during Vivid Sydney 2019. Credit: Destination NSW
24 May 2019
UNSW students and staff showcase their passion, talents and imagination at Vivid Sydney 2019, with three installations that will encourage visitors to wonder and dream.
The National Kaohsiung Centre for the Arts Concert Hall designed by Mecanoo architecten. Image by Shawn Liu Studio.
23 May 2019
Award winning Dutch architect Francine Houben will explain her humanistic approach in the next UNSW Built Environment UTZON Lecture.
Recent recent levels of immigration into Australia seem to be in a ‘goldilocks zone’ that balances economic, social and environmental objectives. Image from Shutterstock
24 May 2019
Immigration is neither the problem nor solution in many areas where Australia is off-track, from government debt to environmental action.
Health entrepreneurs have created a 'smart bed' to tackle preventable illnesses.
Photo: Shutterstock
23 May 2019
Two UNSW Business School academics say the support for violent, criminal and terrorist organisations often increases if they’re given opportunities to provide social services.
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22 May 2019
Randstad's Employer Brand Research Report ranks UNSW as the 15th most attractive place to work in Australia.
Companion animals, sport animals and animals we use in agriculture are all affected by the rule of law, says Dr Siobhan O'Sullivan from UNSW’s School of Social Sciences.
21 May 2019
Successful entrepreneurs need to be obsessive about their goals, comfortable with risk, and continuously educated according to Sinorbis co-founder & Professor of Practice at UNSW Business School, Nicolas Chu.
UNSW Business School tax expert Dr Ann Kayis-Kumar
Negative gearing distorts the tax system and is skewed in favour of higher incomes, says UNSW Business School tax expert Dr Ann Kayis-Kumar.
Eitan Muir characterises the band's sound as a feeling.
21 May 2019
It is the first time a UNSW student ensemble has represented Australia in the Bucharest International Jazz Competition.
Aleutian Terns breed in Alaska (USA) and east Siberia (Russia), and usually spend our summer in the North Pacific and parts of Indonesia. To experts’ surprise, they turned up at Old Bar. Credit: Liam Murphy
21 May 2019
A group of birds that are not usually found in Australia attracted hundreds of birders to a relatively remote town on the north coast of NSW, resulting in a boost to the economy.
UNSW Built Environment student Diana Espiritu spent her summer collaborating on a festival with an arts-based NGO in Cambodia. Photo: Diana Espiritu.
21 May 2019
UNSW Built Environment student Diana Espiritu was excited by her time in Cambodia undertaking professional work placement with an artist-run organisation.
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2019 UNSW Alumni Award winners: Prue Watt, Rebel Wilson and Kelvin Kong [From Left]
20 May 2019
Hollywood actress, writer and producer Rebel Wilson, leading surgeon Associate Professor Kelvin Kong, and Paralympian Prue Watt OAM are among 13 star alumni to be celebrated at the 47th UNSW Alumni Awards.
UNSW Professor Jessica Grisham explains the psychology behind hoarding disorder
Sea horses are among the marine animals that depend on the sea grasses for habitat.
22 May 2019
On this year’s International Day of Biodiversity, we are showcasing some of our scientists who are working to safeguard our ecosystems – both far away and close to home.
There’s no other obvious reason for the jump in share prices following the Federal Election. Image from Shutterstock/Yahoo Finance
21 May 2019
Monday's share market surge was a pure as any a test of what the market thought of the election results.
20 May 2019
An innovative community beach monitoring program, CoastSnap, is turning average citizens into coastal scientists to help predict coastline changes.
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