University of New England has released their initial architectural design concept for the proposed UNE Tamworth Campus
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Posted inArts, Local festivals and shows
Shakespeare is coming to Armidale with ‘The Winter’s Tale’
The first major Shakespeare production Armidale has seen in nearly a decade, The Winter’s Tale, will be performing from the 11th to the 21st of October.
Posted inArmidale
UNE Heritage Centre re-opens to the public
The home of the University of New England (UNE) and Regional Archives, known as the Heritage Centre, has re-opened its doors to the public.
Posted inAgriculture, Education
UNE launches new course for transition and succession planners
UNE has launched the first two dedicated university qualifications for transition and succession planners.
Posted inArmidale, Education, What's on
Renowned constitutional law expert to give lecture at UNE
One of Australia’s most respected constitutional law experts, Professor Anne Twomey, will be visiting Armidale this week to give the Austin Page College Politics Lecture.
Posted inScience and Research
UNE help to shape NSW water strategy
The NSW Government is taking a deep dive into aquatic life across the state to improve the way we manage our waterways, and UNE is helping them do it.
Posted inAwareness Events
Celebrate National Science Week with UNE’s free workshops
The University of New England will once again bring free pop-up science programs to Armidale in celebration of National Science Week.
Posted inArmidale, Environment
Push to replace Armidale wood heaters amid health concerns
Armidale Regional Council is seeking to replace wood heaters in 100 local households as part of a pilot program to improve air quality, as monitors warn air pollution in town is at an unhealthy level.
Posted inGrants and funding, Science and Research
UNE research into detection and prevention of cyberattacks
UNE’s Dr Kamaljeet Sandhu will lead a world-first project aimed at preventing and detecting cybersecurity threats.
Posted inArmidale, Crime
Heywood case gets desperate, asks for new judge
The hearing of former University of New England Vice Chancellor Professor Brigid Heywood’s assault charge has been interrupted by her legal team asking for a new judge.