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  1. UC-led Indigenous success project breaking down barriers to higher education

    More than 50 students from high schools in Canberra and Wagga Wagga are visiting the University of Canberra campus from TODAY for the first ACT Indigenous Success (ACT-IS) Project camp.

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  2. Petting zoo, carnival and sumo suits help UC students stress less

    A carnival day, a petting zoo, sumo suits and bubbles are some of the things University of Canberra students will be able to enjoy as part of Stress Less Week that starts TODAY.

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  3. UC lecture: Preventing cancer, the Australian challenge

    World-renowned cancer expert Professor John D. Potter will challenge Australians to do more to prevent cancer in a public lecture to be held at the University of Canberra TONIGHT.

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  4. Anzac Centenary inspires greater care for our heritage

    As Australians reflect on the Centenary of Anzac, many will be dusting off their ancestors’ medals, reflecting on old black and white photographs or rereading time-worn letters from the front.

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  5. UC researcher urges media to tell the Anzac story right

    As Australian TV viewers learn about the work of war correspondents 100 years ago in a mini-series screening this weekend, there is an opportunity to reflect on the role of today’s journalists in shaping and defining the Anzac story

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