Exercise During a Pandemic: How Walking Clears the Mind
Jenna Knickel discusses her new exercising habits she has picked up since online learning and
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The Zillennial
Positive Changes for Indigenous People, here and overseas
By Sophie Scanlon Elliot is an indigenous Australian student who has grown up in a
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The Karens are at full throttle. COVID harassment keeps getting worse, especially for gyms
People are not accepting COVID regulations Gyms are not hotspots for COVID Lack of funding
Old war horse Beetson still has fight left in him
Amy Rees 216 starts and he’s still throwing new strings to his bow. Harness Racing
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Potential COVID-19 vaccine on the horizon
Key Points: COVID-19 vaccine ready to be produced in Australia Oxford University developed vaccine the
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Changes to Victoria’s sexual assault laws drawing criticism
by Claire Sams Under changes to Victorian law, sexual assault victims can be jailed for
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Are you graduating this year? We have some news…
Jessica Kuntze If you are a final year Charles Sturt University student, all set to
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Why is there still snow?
Last weekend we saw snowfall in regional NSW, but why is some of it still
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Lockdown Livestreams: How musicians are making the best of a bad situation
By Clare Roche Despite travel bans, festival cancellations and the prohibition of live performances, finally,
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BLOG: Pressures from Society
Jessica Kuntze “Societal pressures are expectations that affect the entire community, or specific parts of
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