UNE scientists have incubated and hatched 1521 eggs to boost the local population of Bell’s Turtles in MacDonald River.
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Insect-eating bats investigated as alternative to pesticides
Bats may be a noisy and messy bunch with few admirers, but they could be an eco-friendly substitute for pesticides.
Glen Innes Pasture Update is back
For the first time in five years, the Glen Innes Pasture Update is back at the Glen Innes Agricultural Station on March 22.
UNE still working on SafeWork directives
Having missed the original December deadline, SafeWork NSW has given the University of New England a six month extension to comply with directions to make UNE a safer place to work.
New England Times Poll: Little support for Tamworth uni campus
This week’s New England Times Poll found little support for the concept of a university campus at all, let alone specifically a UNE one.
Dr Gal Winter brings culture to local kitchens
Local academic Dr Gal Winter is bringing her unique brand of food science out of the lab and into home kitchens via a series of workshops.
Fresh faces at UNE
On Lifesaver Day we caught up with some of the new students in town to learn more about them, and why they chose to come to UNE.
Confusion and controversy swirl around UNE Tamworth Campus
Following claims of delays and threats to end the UNE Tamworth Campus project at the Tamworth State of the City event, multiple moves have been made to assert the project is still on track, while controversy and fears about the project linger.
Diversity celebrated at Culture Fest
Diversity will be on display and celebrated at the University of New England’s Culture Fest, on again at Civic and Curtis Parks on Friday the 10th of March.
Family farming initiative looks to improve climate resiliance
The Farming Family Reboot workshop at UNE (April 18-20) will share new information and skills that aim to make our farms more climate resilient.