24 Oct 2016 Art+Australia to be re-launched by Bill Henson Australia’s premier art journal Art + Australia will be launched in a new print format by celebrated Australian artist Bill Henson on 28 October.
23 Oct 2016 Rowing crews share 2016 Boat Race honours The University of Melbourne remains undefeated in the women’s eight of the Australian Boat Race after beating their rowing rivals on the waters of Darling Harbour on Sunday.
21 Oct 2016 Rowing crews set for ‘clash of oars’ showdown on Sydney Harbour University of Melbourne crew captains Sarah Banting and Jordan Smith have formally accepted the challenge set by their Sydney rivals to go head-to-head in a rowing battle on Sydney Harbour on Sunday.
20 Oct 2016 On with the job: what happens to students with low reading ability after school? Australian teenagers with poor reading skills are no worse off than higher-achieving schoolmates when it comes to employment later on, a new study has found.
20 Oct 2016 Melbourne receives top marketing awards The University of Melbourne’s 2015 Collision brand campaign has received two awards at the Australian Marketing Institute (AMI) 2016 Awards for Marketing Excellence.
19 Oct 2016 Making new functional polymers for 3D printers University of Melbourne chemical engineers have found a way to 3D print smart polymers (or plastics) that can perform a function in a way that is cheaper, cleaner and more accessible than ever before.
18 Oct 2016 From Rio to Sydney: Australian Boat Race 2016 Fresh from their performances in Rio, several Olympic rowers will take up oars for this year’s Australian Boat Race when they represent their university clubs on Sydney Harbour on Sunday 23 October.
18 Oct 2016 Australia's busiest days of the week - by temperature Melbourne’s busiest day is Thursday, Sydneysiders are hardest at it on a Friday while Sunday commonly appears to be a day of rest, according to a new analysis of city temperatures.
14 Oct 2016 University to lead 20-year leadership program to tackle social inequality A new fellowship dedicated to supporting mid-career leaders in Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities over the next two decades will be launched by Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull in Canberra this morning.
14 Oct 2016 Computer 'brains' solving mysteries of human behaviour Computer science can help us understand why humans struggle with the complex dilemmas life throws at us – and why a better understanding of human problem-solving could help make computer ‘thinking’ more human-like, according to a new study out of the Brain, Minds and Markets Laboratory at the University of Melbourne.