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'Silent Tears' throws spotlight on gendered violence and disability
A powerful multimedia exhibition exploring domestic violence and disability by internationally-acclaimed photographer Belinda Mason will be on show this month at the University of Sydney.
System stems scientific growth
We need more people with training in STEM areas if we are to keep up with the progress of modern society, writes Professor Nalini Joshi.
Australian elections not as good as you think
We might have a reputation for fair and free elections, but how well do Australian elections fare when compared to other countries? Professor Rodney Smith and Dr Ferran Martinez i Coma explain.Â
Alumni achievement awards celebrate a diversity of success
The University of Sydney will celebrate the ideas, leadership and dedication of our diverse community when we recognise the work of an artist, a scientist, a musician, an anaesthetist, a physiotherapist and an entrepreneur at our Alumni Awards this month.
WHO global diabetes report shows Australia must lift its game
Australia should do more to prevent diabetes and provide better care for those living with the disease, according to an author of the World Health Organisation’s (WHO) first global diabetes report.