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University of Canberra, Canberra, ACT

University of Canberra offers a three-year degree in journalism and a separate major in sports journalism. Stories from UC appear first on www.nowuc.com.au

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A wheat silo painting

Bigger than life: art fit for a silo

November 22, 2022
Man standing in home built after bushfires.

Expanding Canberra: today’s solution, tmrw’s problem

November 21, 2022
A stained glass window in a church

Thoughts and prayers: examining religious practices in parliament

November 21, 2022
A group of people sitting at a desk

The future of local news

November 17, 2022
Uni of Canberra Refectory at full capacity, pre-Covid

Canberra found its music scene only to lose its musicians

August 1, 2022
Tsou Tzung-Han (right) and his husband

Same-sex couples in Taiwan fighting adoption ban

August 1, 2022
Adam Toohey after his first fight.

Transformation of MMA not without a fight

August 1, 2022
Young people want credible medical information in places they can access and understand.

An algorithm decided these women have ADHD

July 7, 2022
Patty Mills and Joe Ingles after the Boomers’ historic bronze medal.

The dilemma of basketball’s boom

July 7, 2022
Churinian Tongu and her daughter Naomi

Navigating new norms as a migrant

July 7, 2022
April Podcast Out Now

April Podcast Out Now

April 1, 2022
Matt Kelly (right) playing for the West Belconnen Warriors in round one of 2021 – his last game of rugby league.

It’s a knockout – concussion in local football

December 6, 2021
Creating tiny homes might offer a solution for homeless people.

Homelessness – a tiny fix for a large problem

December 6, 2021
Proposed laws to remove criminal penalty for possessing small amounts of illicit drugs in the ACT.

The future of drug laws – to punish or reprieve

December 6, 2021
Cooper Chapmans message for coping with mental health issues.

Be kind to your mind

June 30, 2021
The ACT Pioneers Track is as much for the living as the dead.

For the living and the dead

June 30, 2021
Barkfest was for dogs that are loved...and a reminder about those that need rescuing.

Supporting the underdog

June 30, 2021
Twp dogs greeting each other

July Podcast: Out Now

June 29, 2021
The War Memorial is set to undergo a $500m redevelopment...and not everyone is happy.

War Memorial at the centre of its own battle

December 15, 2020
Fur seals are among the species in the protected sanctuaries of Batemans Marine Park.

The fight over marine life: to preserve or to fish

December 15, 2020
Soumil Sharma wants people to see past his disability.

Being a little different

December 15, 2020
Alcohol consumption increased in Australia during the pandemic.

On the drink: starting the difficult conversations about alcohol consumption in the bush

November 25, 2020
Finding comfort in your own skin

Finding comfort in your own skin

November 24, 2020
Shelby after surgery to remove growths.

Speaking up about endometriosis…for the sake of almost one million Australian women

November 12, 2020
Dr Howard Ralph with kangaroo joey Daisy.

Saviour wildlife surgeon: the time to act is now

November 12, 2020
Kangaroo joey Daisy receives treatment at the vet clinic of Dr Howard Ralph in southern NSW.

Frontline carers of Australia’s native animals

November 12, 2020
Patient Lisa, Harry the ICU dog and nurse Claire Robertson.

Therapy dogs helping making life a little less ‘ruff’

July 29, 2020
Produce retailer Charles Pattison says a warmer, drier climate will mean less choice of farm produce.

Feeling the heat: producers and consumers facing up to climate change

November 29, 2019
Young adults go to the dentist less than any other age group at potentially great long-term cost.

The cost of avoiding the dentist’s drill

November 29, 2019
Pablo who established a business hosting events for drag queens and kings.

Canberra, it’s not a drag at all

November 29, 2019
Nick Kyrgios is happy among the kids at an open day for his charity.

The Kyrgios legacy of Nick

November 29, 2019
Boorowa farmer Daniel McGrath stands in his near-empty dam with his sheepdog Pearl.

Shadow of a drought

November 29, 2019
Competitive events at ANU Fighting Game Club attract large crowds.

eSports challenging the definition of sport

November 29, 2019
There are 1.8 million Australians classified as under-employed, according to the ABS.

Under-employment: the job description has changed

November 29, 2019
Tim Hutchens, RSPCA chief inspector, says dogs will be better protected against neglect.

Dogs have feelings too

November 29, 2019
The new member for Canberra, Alicia Payne, speaks to reporters after claiming victory.

Canberra still a Labor city despite national result

May 19, 2019
Greg De Maine says the two major party political system is broken.

The reluctant politician

May 15, 2019
The former Army officer says the Australian Progressives will fight for a fairer Australia.

Ex-soldier to fight war on inequality

May 15, 2019
Tim Bohm wants to give people a greater say in policy and legislation.

Independent Bohm pushes for more power to the people

May 9, 2019
Housing is a key issue in Canberra which is the most expensive city in Australia to rent.

Morrison v Shorten not the only battle for Canberra

May 1, 2019
Federal funding for Canberras light rail has been contentious.

Not all parties are onboard Canberra’s light rail

April 30, 2019
Student Mitchell Colbert says living on a casual wage has its challenges.

Students focus on hip pocket nerve

April 30, 2019
Labors candidate wants action on climate change and poverty.

No Payne, no gain says Labor for Canberra

April 4, 2019
Mina Zaki says she is proof the Liberal Party wants diversity.

Challenging attitudes even within her own party

April 4, 2019
Tim Hollo believes the seat of Canberra can be taken from Labor.

Nothing Hollo about Greens’ push for Canberra

April 4, 2019
The destruction of historical sites during war has an impact on the identity of a country and its people.

ID, please

February 5, 2019
Vets say banning specific dogs wont stop attacks.

Dogscrimination: pulling the leash on owners

February 5, 2019
Malcolm Turnbull gives his final media conference after being dumped as Liberal leader.

Checking once, twice: reporting the leadership spill

November 21, 2018
People are placing their health at risk by turning off heating in winter because they cant afford the cost.

Energy poverty trying to pay the bills

November 21, 2018
There are believed to be more than 400 animals currently threatened with extinction in Australia.

The extinction crisis threatening Australian animals

November 21, 2018
There is a danger of becoming too obsessed with trying to achieve perfect looks.

The rise of plastic positivity

November 21, 2018
More females are playing sport but the number of elite female coaches is very low.

Where are all the female coaches?

November 20, 2018
Public places such as supermarkets are creating quiet hour for people with autism.

Working towards an autism-friendly world

November 20, 2018
Jerash camp in Jordan, home for 30-thousand refugees from Gaza

Living in limbo – Jordan’s forgotten refugees

October 23, 2018
Duke Didier puts his judo background to use in MMA

Put up your dukes: he’s an MMA man now

October 23, 2018
More charging stations are needed to make long trips viable in Australia

Electric shock: Australia’s slow drive from petrol cars

October 17, 2018
Ardlethans main street

Is the Australian country town dying?

August 24, 2018
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