CULTURE
Possum Gully to the Gong: My Brilliant Career Lands at the IPAC
‘To have it be something that people want to see again and again and again… it makes it worth it.’
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CULTURE
Are you feeling teased yet? An interview with Scarlett McKahey
Many have said rock and roll is a man’s business. In my humble opinion, those people should pull their heads out of their arse. Look at Janis Joplin, Stevie Nicks, Debbie Harry, Joan Jett and Chrissie Hynde, to name a few. Look at bands like The Runaways. Now look
SPORTS
Last-minute heroics see Eagles steal victory in local derby against Stingrays
The Albion Park-Oak Flats Eagles left it late to secure their second straight win to open the Group 7 season with an 18-14 victory over Stingrays of Shellharbour at Flinders Field on Saturday. A last-minute try to winger Mitchell Potts saw the Eagles emerge victors from a
CULTURE
Wicked women making history
Do you know about the historic ocean pool that was built as a women’s bath? The popular Wollongong hotel that was run by a team of spirited women? The women who had to fight tooth and nail for a job at the Steelworks? She Shapes History are bringing these
NEWS
UOW transgender students continously dead-named in class
Editor’s Note: For the purpose of this article and the protection of those involved all interviewed will remain anonymous. University of Wollongong transgender students have noticed a pattern of dead-naming during lectures, labs, and tutorials, from their professors and tutors. Students have reached out admitting that they feel
NEWS
Nationwide Palestine solidarity week
Over the past 2 and a half years, Israel’s genocidal campaign in Palestine has resulted in Gaza looking like Hiroshima in 1945. It is an unrecognisable wasteland of death and misery. Israel is currently laying yellow concrete blocks throughout the enclave to map a yellow line to determine where
NEWS
UOW put on blast before the NSW Parliament
The New South Wales Parliament’s Standing Committee on Social Issues has released an interim report on the 8th of April following investigations and hearings across several months from their inquiry into the university sector, which is still ongoing. The interim report was aimed at addressing issues surrounding the University
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
SPORTS
Wollongong Bulldogs ready to roll ahead of season opener against Kiama
Following a difficult season results-wise in 2025, the Wollongong Bulldogs are preparing well ahead of the start of the new AFL South Coast season this weekend. The Bulldogs are set to unveil an enhanced line-up against the Kiama Power at Keira Oval on Saturday under new premier grade
CULTURE
Catching Hot Pursuit on the radar
Australia’s local music scene is in a very strange state at the moment. Many would argue that much of what the country exports can best be described as beach music made for beach lovers. While I admit that Australians (myself included) love the beach, there comes a point where