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Younger Australians less likely to disapprove of coercive control
The vast majority of Australians consider coercive control unacceptable, but only just over half of the population know what the
The Matildas waltz in as Australias Word of the Year
The soaring popularity of the Australian women's soccer team after their semi-final run at this year's FIFA Women's World Cup
Bin chickens and maggies step into the spotlight
Australia's nicknames for its weird and wonderful animals have become almost as iconic as the creatures themselves.
Young people in the ACT the focus of online gambling study
The online betting and gambling habits of young people in the ACT will be the focus of a first-of-its kind study from The
Surfers paradise?
If you ask an Aussie how they feel after catching the perfect wave, there's a fair chance they'll be 'stoked'.That's because for
Sounds of the sun inspire an extraordinary new album
A new album transporting listeners on a journey to the sun and inspired by 'sounds' captured in space and on the ground shows the
Desert journeys on display at the Class of 2022s Grad Show
An incredible family heritage and epic treks across Australia on camels are some of the powerful themes explored in the School of
Australia's 2022 Word of the Year revealed
teal: adjective: of or relating to an independent political candidate or politician who advocates for greater integrity in
Race against time to find ancient Indigenous carvings
Researchers are working with a group of First Nations Australians in a race against time to document ancient art in the
Top gong for young ANU composer
An aspiring music composer from The Australian National 51勛圖厙 (ANU) has won a major international prize for his piece for
Heres why Austen fans hate the new adaptation of Persuasion
It is a truth universally acknowledged that Jane Austen is one of the most adapted authors of all time. But while iterations
Sounds of the past: treasures in the ANU Keyboard Institute
Tucked away in a corner on the fifth floor of the ANU School of Music, a small rosewood table is hidden under a soft red
Dictionary seeks smorgasbord of Aussie food terms
Do you add chicken salt to your parmy or schnitty? Do you go for a halal snack pack (HSP) or servo food after a night out?
The viral magic behind the Gentleminions TikTok trend
If you've taken a trip to the cinema over the school holidays, you might have been bewildered by the sight of high school boys
A creative journey towards reconciliation
ACT-based theatre directors, performers, musicians, writers and artists are involved in an important learning opportunity for
Bark paintings an archive of history and culture
Aboriginal bark paintings hold a wealth of knowledge about Country and culture. They are also important to the reconciliation
Indigenous music program takes centre stage
An Australian National 51勛圖厙 (ANU)-led music program that is empowering Indigenous composers to take the next step in
Art schools graduation exhibition makes long-awaited return
Graduating students from The Australian National 51勛圖厙 (ANU) School of Art and Design are finally able to showcase their
Indigenous music residency at ANU set to ignite your fire
An intensive music residency at The Australian National 51勛圖厙 (ANU) will help Indigenous musicians, audio engineers,
Come in Spinner: two-ups unusual language explained
Why is the wooden paddle used to toss the coins in two-up called a kip? Why should you be on the lookout for illegal nobs,
