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Ngaliya Warlpiri rights to 'heartland' recognised
Representatives from each of the 12 land holding groups with Warlpiri woman, Bess Price, Member of the Northern Territory Legislative Assembly and Mr Justice Reeves. Researchers from the School of Archaeology and Anthropology have been instrumental in the Ngaliya Warlpiri people from the…
The Raah Project
Date: Saturday 10 August 7.30 - 9.30pmLocation: The Street Theatre, 15 Childers St, City WestCost: $25 - $29 Debuting new material from their upcoming second album, Capital Jazz Project artists-in-residence The Raah Project, bring their unique take on the established concepts of jazz, electronica…
The new shape of success
The craftsmanship that went into each exquisite glass trophy awarded at last night’s Australian Dance Awards parallels the choreography of a perfectly executed routine. “It took several hours to make just one, and I needed 11 of them,” artist Matthew Day Perez said. “It is not like a…
The prospect of the century
Associate Professor Heather Booth looks at Australians’ chances of living to 100, and beyond. According to survey research, most of us do not want to live to 100. We tend to think of ill-health and disability rather than the excitement of achieving more in our lifetime and witnessing the…
Sculpture by the Technical Office
After studying at the ANU School of Art, it became clear to Phil Spelman that he’d need a little bit of help to get through the first part of his career as a young sculptor. Commissions were not coming in to quickly in those early years. So, he took a job as a Technical Officer for the glass…
Trust in politics
As you watch the television and listen to a politician speak, looking at their eyes and the twitches about their mouth, do you trust them? Do you believe that they are telling the truth? It’s called ‘spin’ these days, which could be as harsh as ‘propaganda’, or just ‘putting the best face…
Meet our July graduates: Jacob Mimilidis
A love of poetry led Jacob Mimilidis to a Bachelor of Arts degree, where he found inspiration from his English and philosophy lecturers. What degree have you just completed? I’ve just completed a Bachelor of Arts majoring in English and Philosophy. How did you choose this…