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FORGOTTEN HISTORY: Uni | History Defined

'Plenty of beers drunk': After 1091 days this Canberra team finally got a win

A 41-game drought has ended after almost exactly three years.

The Canberra Times

Australian unis have dropped again in global rankings. Here’s why we can’t just shrug it off

More than half of Australia’s universities dropped in global rankings this week.

The Conversation

Forget fragrance-induced headaches and dryness, we can't stop spritzing these new water-based perfumes

Think the long-lasting concentration of an eau de parfum, without any alcohol

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When my teenage son was struggling, my partner reached him in ways I couldn’t

Lola’s* 19-year-old son started to find life difficult after a catastrophic falling out with university friends. When things were desperate, it was Lola’s boyfriend who managed to connect with him and help turn things around. Here, she thanks him from the bottom of her heart

The Guardian - UK

‘Hundreds of job applications’: young people on their struggle to find work

Job seekers say the lack of opportunities has affected their mental health and left them fearing for the future

The Guardian - UK

You don’t need an ATAR to go to uni. You can do an ‘enabling’ or ‘bridging’ course instead

In years gone by, school leavers had one main chance to get into university – by finishing their Year 12 exams with certain marks.

The Conversation

The kindness of strangers: I was a broke youth radio host who couldn’t afford a Beck ticket – then a listener called in

As a uni student my pay went towards petrol and books, with little left for fun. But I never expected anyone to buy me a ticket

The Guardian - AU

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“We have a vision that’s going to take us through multiple albums”: Meet Saint Clair - the artful four-piece that sound like a collision of Radiohead and Pixies

Balancing expressive vocals and snarling guitar, Saint Clair might be the vital shot in the arm that British guitar rock has been waiting for

MusicRadar

Indian-origin student in Australia in disbelief after being rejected for a cashier job: 'I’ve done a three-year degree...'

An Indian-origin university graduate’s failed attempt to land a supermarket job sparked fresh questions about whether the job market is failing young people.

The Times of India

Alcohol-Free Fragrances Are Everywhere In 2026, From Body Mists to Solid Oils

Scent experts break down our current alcohol-free obsession.

Marie Claire

Raygun Spotlights Australia’s Higher Education After Losing University Gig: ‘Very Worried’

Dr Rachael Gunn (AKA Raygun) has spotlighted Australia's higher education after she took a voluntary redundancy from Macquarie University.

Pedestrian.tv

Bonnie Blue Dares UK Police to Find Her at University as She Vows to Skip 'Embassy Scandal' Court Date

Adult content creator Bonnie Blue faces a court hearing for 'outraging public decency' after a controversial video. She remains defiant and continues to promote her content amid legal challenges.

International Business Times UK

Prince Harry & Meghan Markle Praise Australia’s Under-16s Social Media Ban During Uni Visit: ‘It’s Epic’

“Your government was the first country in the world to bring about a ban.”

Pedestrian.tv

‘Mum and Dad both finished school in Year 10’ – how to help first-in-family students graduate from uni

Each year, about 30% of new undergraduates in Australia are the first in their families to go to university.

The Conversation

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Press bodies condemn ‘excessive use of force’ as govt shutters UNI office

Acting on a Delhi High Court order, the Delhi Police and CRPF personnel on Friday “allegedly dragged” about 50 journalists out of the United News of India (UNI) office on Rafi Marg, according to The Hindu.

The Guardian - UK

Should the bank of mum and dad pay university debts?

Those planning for uni in England and Wales this autumn can apply for student loans from Monday. Here are the options for families worried about debt

The Guardian - AU

I’m tired of always paying for my friends on nights out. What can I do about it?

We all see money differently, writes advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith. If you want your friends to see it your way, you’ll have to communicate it

The Independent UK

‘I left the care system with little support – but £2,000 changed everything’

Young people who received the no-strings-attached cash payment were more likely to be in stable housing and less likely to be sofa-surfing

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'Reset button': Ramadan binds community amid tensions

Fasting from sunrise to sunset, about one million Muslims in Australia are marking the holy month of Ramadan amid wars and as multiculturalism is tested.

Pedestrian.tv

Attention Students: Uni Is Back, So Here Are The Kinds Of Classmates You’re Bound To Meet

'Cos aesthetics are everything, even when you're studying.

The Conversation

Back at uni? How to help your wellbeing while you study

University can be a time of great opportunities, but it can also be very stressful. Many students need to support themselves financially and may be living away from home. Students are also under constant deadlines and, if in their final years, need to prepare for life and work after uni.

Pedestrian.tv

11 Back To Uni Essentials If You’ve Sworn To Be More Organised With Your Studies This Year

You say it every year, but THIS is the year you bring your A-game!

The Independent UK

Voices: ‘We need to rethink university education’: Readers on student loan reform and who should fund degrees

YOUR VIEWS: Our community says freezing Plan 2 repayments punishes most graduates and called for fairer reforms like grants, interest write-offs, or a graduate tax

The Conversation

‘Not met their duty of care’: new report finds racism is widespread at Australian unis

Racism is a “widespread” and “systemic” problem in Australian universities, a major new report has found. According to the Australian Human Rights Commission, about 80% of surveyed Indigenous, Chinese, African, Jewish and Middle Eastern students and staff say they have experienced racism at university.

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40 Brutal “I’m Done” Moments That Made People Nope Out Immediately

Some moments in life are small, but some are explosively decisive. A minor insult at work, a petty betrayal on a date, or a friend’s constant overstepping might seem harmless until one final act pushes you past your limit. Suddenly, what you tolerated for months or years becomes completely unacceptable,…

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