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The Gala Week 3, Spring 2026
Project Q Fashion Show review, Warilla ends 708-day Group 7 first grade drought, and more
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The Gala Week 12, Autumn 2026
Ethan Floyd fresh off the Global Sumud Flotilla, Come on Aussie: an interview with Playlunch, and more
SPORTS
Six straight: second half surge powers Albion Park to victory over Gerringong in top of the table clash
The Albion Park-Oak Flats Eagles are the only remaining unbeaten side in Group 7 after a dominant second half secured the side a 22-14 win over the Gerringong Lions at Michael Cronin Oval on Saturday. The Eagles overturned a narrow halftime deficit with three tries in 18 minutes
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The Gala Week 10, Autumn 2026
So what exactly are UOW’s relationships with weapons companies?, From Dharawal and Gadigal, to Gaza: Nationwide Palestine Solidarity Week, and more
WUSA
WUSA's April 2026 Meeting
This April, the Wollongong Undergraduate Students Association’s (WUSA) main agenda was finding a replacement for their empty Education Officer and Assistant Secretary position. Before the meeting could begin, there were a few officebearers who could not make it. Welfare Coordinator Charlotte Vakayil, General Representative Kat Schreiber, Allsorts Queer Representative
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The Gala Week 8, Autumn 2026
UOW put on blast before the NSW Parliament, Wicked women making history, and more
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The Gala Week 6, Autumn 2026
Bellambi redevelopment plan glossing over the lives of residents, Swooning 4 Swoon, and more
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The Gala Week 4, Autumn 2026
Ben Hession’s tribute show, Students pissed at UniBar smoking ban, and more
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The Gala Week 2, Autumn 2026
'Too many coppas, not enough justice', O-week Recap, and more
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2025 Issue 4: Then and Now
All pages of the Then and Now Issue!
NEWS
Day four of NatCon: NUS’ inferno
By this point, everyone at Federation Uni was convinced of one thing: NatCon 2025 was cursed. According to the schedule, we should’ve gotten through student unionism, trade unionism, education, women’s, queer, First Nations, disability, and the welfare chapter by this point. However, since this was reportedly the most
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Day three of NatCon: merging 2048 blocs
Quorum was finally met at NatCon today when, at long last, a deal was reached between SAlt, Unity and NLS. Aidan O’Rourke walked out onto the conference floor holding a piece of paper, to Unity and NLS members chanting “ULS” together. The deal signed was to make concessions to