Join award-winning British author Natasha Brown in conversation with UNSW's Roanna Gonsalves to explore the frontiers of privilege and how language matters.
Don't miss this chance to explore the intersection of cutting-edge research, immersive technology and real-world impact, right in the heart of Canberra!
Care, Connect, Cure is a free, inaugural hybrid summit hosted by Rare Diseases NSW, Genetic Alliance Australia, and Belongside Families, bringing together researchers, clinicians, policymakers, industry, patient advocates, and families to advance rare disease care and research in NSW and beyond.
Join us for a tour of the Library exhibition Revealing Riversleigh, followed by a visit to the Palaeontology Laboratory. This tour offers a glimpse into research that helps scientists understand modern day climate change, biodiversity loss, and wildlife conservation.
Experts from across the Australian health landscape aim to advance the development of resilient, future‑ready health systems.
Hamletmachine written by Heiner Müller, translated by Carl Webber. Directed by Ugoran Prasad, designed by Cris Baldwin.
Kick off the year by connecting with UNSW alumni in Melbourne. An informal evening to build meaningful connections and discover opportunities in 2026.
Join us for a special conversation with visiting Thai artist Kanchalee Ngamdamronk and Sydney-based artist Mehwish Iqbal, recipients of the 2025 Debra Porch Award.
Join UNSW’s Centre for Ideas in celebration of all things lesbian and lovely.
Join us for a special screening of ‘Fiona Clark: Unafraid’. Directed by Lula Cucchiara, the documentary traces Fiona Clark’s groundbreaking photographic practice that has shaped queer visual history in Aotearoa New Zealand and beyond.
Join Fiona Clark and J Davies in conversation with Paul Knight, as they discuss their new works in the exhibition ‘All the World’s Memories’.
Join Zac Langdon-Pole and Nick FitzPatrick in conversation with Consuelo Cavaniglia, as they discuss their new works in the exhibition ‘All the World’s Memories’.