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This symposium is a unique opportunity to delve into the perspectives and experiences of First Nations Australians in Higher Degree Research (HDR) study within Australian universities. Event Details:Date:Thursday, 28 September – Friday, 29 September 2023Time:Day 1: 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM | Day 2: 9:30 AM - 1:30 PMLocation:Ann Harding Conference Centre, Building 24, University of Canberra, Bruce Campus Overview:This two-day in-person symposium will feature presentations, panels, and yarning sessions that delve into research and supervision within the context of First Nations Australians’HDR study. Our keynote speaker, Professor Tracey Bunda, a Ngugi/Wakka Wakka woman and a renowned UQ Professor of Indigenous Education, will open the proceedings with her address. The event will also encompass topics such as culturally appropriate research methods, navigating cultural obligations, First Nations Australian ways of 'being' a researcher, and more. Schedule:- Day 1: Keynote, Panels, Yarning Sessions, Cultural Tour- Day 2: Cross-Cultural Collaborations, Student/Supervisor Relationships, Closing Reflections Speakers and Participants:Dr Wayne Applebee, Elizabeth Buckmaster, Prof. Tracey Bunda, Dr Paul Collis, Prof. Tony Eaton, Lisa Fuller, Kristie Gardner, Ashley Harrison, Dr Wendy Somerville, A/Prof. Bethaney Turner, Justin Wilkey, and others. For more details and to view the draft program visit the webpage. Registration:To secure your spot, please register via the following link:https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/we-need-to-talk-hdr-study-first-nations-australians-way-tickets-684623496307 This is a free event and there will be catering. If you register, please do come! Or cancel if you can't make it. We don't want to waste food. Event Support:This event is supported by theHigher Degree Research Portfolio in the Faculty of Arts and Design, as well as theCentre for Creative & Cultural Researchat the University of Canberra. If you have any questions or require further information, please do not hesitate to reach out to usatcccr@canberra.edu.au. We look forward to welcoming you to the symposium.

UC Medical and Counselling Centre are offering students at the University of Canberra the opportunity to complete Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) on Thursday 28th September, 2023.For this one time only, UC students are invited to complete the course for FREE.MHFA training helps mobilise and empower adults by equipping them with the knowledge and confidence to recognise, understand and respond to another adult experiencing a mental health problem, and assist until appropriate professional help is received, using a practical, evidence-based action plan.This MHFA course is presented as a blended course: a self-paced e-learning component, followed by a 4-hour face-to-face session led by a Licensed MHFA Instructor. At the end of the course, attendees can complete an online Accreditation Assessment to become an Accredited Mental Health First Aider.

Join us and enjoy great Latin American music, our culture and the culinary delights of the region. Don't miss this opportunity to travel through Latin America without leaving home! ??  

Do you love to be creative with words and visuals? Are you looking for opportunities to socialise and collaborate with other writers and creatives? Well, look no further than the Curieux Collective! The group is a chance to enjoy creative activities with like-minded people. The Curieux team aims to promote a relaxed environment where we can encourage and inspire each other creatively. Come along to share your work and get feedback, take some time to create, or just to meet other students.

UC Staff, ASSEMBLE!Have you always felt like your business area was the smartest at UC? Do you wish there was some kind of measurable, points-based game of proving this? Then look no further! Join us to crown The Real Trivia Champions Of UC, each Thursday afternoon at UCBarX 4:30 – 5:30 every Thursday1st prize $50 bar tab /  2nd prize $25 bar tab /  last place gets a special prizeMaximum teams of 6Bookings can be made at ucbar@canberra.edu.au

David Muniz is a high ranking official at the US Embassy and a skilled diplomat. He is visiting UC to converse about the Australia-US relationship and the war in Ukraine.BiographyDavid MunizPolitical Counsellor, US Embassy, CanberraDavid Muniz has served more than 20 years in the State Department.In his most recent assignment, he served as Deputy Chief of Mission in Bucharest, Romania, and serving as Charge D’Affaires for two years. Prior to arriving in Bucharest, from 2018 until June of 2020, he was Acting Deputy Assistant Secretary for Regional and Multilateral Affairs in the Bureau of Counterterrorism, where he also served as Director of the Office of Regional Affairs for South/Central Asia and the Near East.Previously, he was the Deputy Chief of Mission at the U.S. Embassy in Tirana, Albania from July 2015 until August 2018.Other past assignments include service as Deputy Director for the Office of Nordic and Baltic Affairs in the Bureau for European and Eurasian Affairs, Deputy Principal Officer and Head of Political Section at the U.S. Consulate in Kirkuk, Iraq, Acting Deputy Chief of Mission and Head of Political-Economic Section at the U.S. Embassy in Podgorica, Montenegro, and Political Officer at the U.S. Embassy in Pristina, Kosovo, along with assignments in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, and Yekaterinburg, Russia.Mr. Muniz has studied Albanian, Serbo-Croatian, and Russian.Mr. Muniz is a graduate of the University of Georgia School of Law and a rabid fan of the Georgia Bulldogs.  He also holds an undergraduate degree in History and Political Science from James Madison University in Harrisonburg, Virginia.He is the recipient of numerous State Department awards, including several Superior Honor Awards and Meritorious Honor Awards.  He was awarded the National Order of Faithful Service medal by Romanian President Klaus W. Iohannis in May 2023. 

In collaboration with Forró Canberra, we invite you to warm forró night at the UC HUB. Following the success of the first edition of Forró at UC, we decided to make it a monthly event. Thank you very much for the support!We start with a free beginner class at 7 pm for those who want to learn forró or remember the basic steps. From 7:45 pm the floor is open to social dancing.Forró Canberra is a "diversity-friendly" group where people from all backgrounds are welcome to participate in the joy of dancing. We're a not gender-orientated dance group, so you can be a follower or leader regardless of gender.Beginners class - 7 pmSocial dancing - 7:45 pm/ 9:30 pmTHIS IS A FREE EVENT.BECOME A MEMBER OF UC LASA NOW!

Are you interested in improving your well-being and coping skills?UC Medical and Counselling Centre is running a FREE weekly psych skill workshop for UC students.Each week one of our Psychologists will work with students on building a new set of skills and the tools to manage a range of challenges students face today – such as goal setting, connecting with others, managing stress, and overcoming procrastination. Regular attendees will be able to request specific themes of interest.Register now to reserve your spot in the group. If you have any questions or enquiries, please contact Beniah at UC Medical and Counselling Centre on (02) 6201 2351

Come hang out with fellow environment enthusiasts for a bevvy at the pub - tasty snacks provided! All UC students are welcome!

Building Information Modelling (BIM) for professionals involved in the building and infrastructure sector, including owners, architects, engineers, project managers, facility managers, and other stakeholders.  Whether you want to enhance your understanding of BIM principles, explore its applications in project management, leverage it for facility management, or harness its benefits as an owner, this course provides valuable insights and practical skills to propel your career and maximize the potential of BIM.

Unable to have time to make your breakfast in the mornings? Wanting a nice start to your day?Come join us at the Food Pantry on Tuesdays from 8-10am for free breakfasts with cereals, toast, pancakes, coffee, tea, juices and so much more! Located at the UCX Student Lounge.

This event is hybrid. Join us on Zoom or at Building 24, University of Canberra.Deliberative Democratic Constitutional ReferendumsReferendums are often associated with theories of democracy in contrast to deliberative democracy. Deliberative democratic theorists have argued that referendums reflect an aggregative understanding of democracy, in which outcomes reflect and merely aggregate voters’ pre-formed opinions.  Some of these theorists also note that referendums are susceptible to populist manipulation whereby democratic-seeming procedures such as referendums are conscripted—in contexts that lack a thriving public sphere—to achieve authoritarian ends.  I will argue against this tendency to associate referendums with aggregative and populist approaches to democracy.  I offer instead a deliberative constitutionalist theory of referendums and I will illustrate this argument by drawing on the Canadian experience.This seminar will be chaired by Adele Webb.

BGL's next Professorial Lecture is scheduled for October 3 (1A21, 4-6 pm). Professor Xiaodong Gong will be speaking on the topic of "Longevity of marital relationships and problem gambling in Australia". The marital relationship plays a central role in our society. Its stability affects the wellbeing of individuals and has profound implications for the society. In this talk, I will shed some light on some of the important determining factors of marriage longevity including personality traits, (non-)cognitive skills, and addictive behaviour by the partners such as problem gambling. I will show that, among other things, individuals’ noncognitive skills are important for such relationships to sustain. But more importantly, compatibility in the noncognitive skills, personality, and the characteristics of the couples such as ethnicity, education, and age can significantly affect the duration of relationships. This may be because more compatible couples could achieve higher productivities in household production, higher utility from household production, or bear lower management costs of maintaining marital relationships. In addition, I will show how individuals’ gambling behaviours are affected by their (non-)cognitive skills, before quantifying the detrimental effects of partner’s problem gambling behaviour on their marital relationships.Xiaodong Gong is a professor at Canberra School of Politics, Economics and Society of University of Canberra BGL. Prior to joining the University of Canberra, Xiaodong worked at the Institute for the Study of Labour (IZA) in Germany, The Australian National University, and the Australian Treasury. He is a Fellow of the IZA. His research interests are on modelling individual and household socio-economic behaviours including labour supply, tax and transfer policy, childcare, labour mobility, child development and education, household consumption, gambling behaviour, and so on. His work has been published in reputable journals such as Journal of Business and Economic Statistics, Journal of Human Resources, Journal of Econometrics, Journal of Applied Econometrics, Annals of Applied Statistics, Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, Economic Development and Cultural Change, and the Economic Record.

Calling all students who are ready to test their knowledge, skills and wits against their peers as we have weekly trivia to keep you entertained!Head to UCBarx every Tuesday at 5:30pm to see which UC team, club or society are bringing 40 questions to you that week. With a  new theme every week, you're sure to hit at least one of your expert subjects by week 13!Compete for both the $80 bar tab available each winner, and the $250 prize for the team who's done the best over the course of the semester. And even if you lose, there are still plenty of food, drinks and laughs to be had!

As part of UC’s Voice to Parliament lecture series, this event will feature a panel of Indigenous and non-Indigenous leaders, academics and journalists to discuss the role of media in informing and educating the public about the Voice to Parliament referendum.The event is jointly hosted by the Amplifying Indigenous News project (based in the News and Media Research Centre) and the Office of Indigenous Leadership.The Voice to Parliament lecture series provides a forum for constructive dialogue and growing understanding on aspects of the proposed Voice to Parliament.Events are free and aimed at engaging the community, students and staff in presentations and dialogue.Please arrive at 5:15pm for a 5:30pm start.Register here: https://events.humanitix.com/voice-to-parliament-lecture-the-role-and-impact-of-media-reporting-on-the-voice 

Are you interested in improving your well-being and coping skills?UC Medical and Counselling Centre is running a FREE weekly psych skill workshop for UC students.Each week one of our Psychologists will work with students on building a new set of skills and the tools to manage a range of challenges students face today – such as goal setting, connecting with others, managing stress, and overcoming procrastination. Regular attendees will be able to request specific themes of interest.Click "Book now" to find a list of upcoming topicsRegister now to reserve your spot in the group. If you have any questions or enquiries, please contact Beniah at UC Medical and Counselling Centre on (02) 6201 2351

Are you an Education Student looking for Graduate options or pathways into LSA work while you study? Find out how you can study and work as a Learning Support Assistant in an ACT Public School and gain the insight and experience you require to graduate and feel confident as a New Educator. The education recruitment team will be providing an information session to answer your questions and chat with you regarding permit to teach and how to apply for teaching opportunities in an ACT Public School.Date/Time: 5th October 12:30pm-1:30pmLocation: Careers UC (1C42), UC BruceBook here: ACT Education Directorate Recruitment Information Session & LSA Pathways - Earn while you Learn! (canberra.edu.au)

DICE are Live in Concert this Spring for a series of headline shows unlike any other. Hitting all major cities with regional stops on the way, prepare yourself for an electrifying live performance including your favourite new hits - Stockholm and Eyes Ahead to DICE classics Stop Sign and Reality.Their latest headline tour celebrating their Sophomore EP across May 2023 sold out 3 months before DICE left their home state of Western Australia.Tickets are on sale now!"...DICE are blowing up! Australian rock'n'roll takes the suburban experience... and it somehow dresses it up rock'n'roll and makes it sound kinda romantic, DICE does that, no question. The songs they come out with are so polished, so beautiful." Zane Lowe, Apple.DICE OCTOBER TOUR FROM THE BAND….“We’re super stoked to be heading back to the East Coast for the second time this year! The venues are bigger and the energy we are going to bring is going to match that. The crowd’s singalongs and enthusiasm to every song live last tour has had us itching to get back on the road from the moment we landed back in Perth.”

Join the Student Wellbeing and Support Team for a walk around beautiful Lake Ginninderra bushland on Ngunnawal Country. This walk will be hosted by members of the Wellbeing Team and UC Student Mentors.Meeting at UC Coffee Grounds for a free hot drink before we head off.Hope to see you all there!

A casual meet-up for Canberrans who are passionate about coffee!The event will provide an opportunity to brew some delicious coffee using a range of extraction methods and chat about all things coffee at The Coffee Grounds UC

After a stellar return last year, we're excited to announce the return of Stonefest - our local festival with a wild history. Think some of our best Australian acts, sweet sweet food and drink offerings and a banger day out with friends tearing it up in the mosh - this legacy festival is not one to miss.PRESENTINGBakar (UK)Ball Park MusicDune RatsBecca HatchPLUS Ike(from)Plutosmartcasual Sophie EdwardsUC Students will have access to exclusive discounts on tickets - so message the group chat and rally your mates - we'll see you in October.www.stonefest.com.au

The UC Ally Network will be holding a meeting for all members, and those who would like to join.We'll share a bit about what we’ve been doing, and would love to hear your ideas for the Network’s future direction and activities – plus, a meet-up for everyone is long overdue!When: Tuesday 10 October, 11am-12pmWhere: Building 11, Level B, Room 44The UC Ally Network is also looking for more committee members. If you’d like to get involved, please send an EOI to ucally@canberra.edu.au by Friday 6 October. Names will be circulated to all members, for endorsement at the meeting.

Many people who menstruate, or who used to, experience strong dips in energy levels based on phases of their cycle. Energy and symptoms can vary month-to-month but by tracking our cycles and growing our menstrual awareness, we can start to see longer-term patterns in our experiences of energy and depletion. So what if we used cycle tracking and menstrual awareness to get the most out of our months by working with, not against, our cycles and helping us manage overwhelm.This webinar is a fun and practical exploration of the intersection of menstrual cycle awareness, energy and productivity. 

Each week try a different craft activity including clay coasters, pot planting, painting and more!A time to take a moment to relax and let your creative energy flow! This event is for University of Canberra and UC College Students only Week 7 Beading and Jewellery MakingWeek 9 Wet Felt Making with https://somethingquirkier.wildapricot.org/Something-quirky-Small-blessingsWeek 11 Tote PaintingWeek 13 DIY Coasters

Culture and Creativity seminar – Hong Kong Gastronomic Interiors  Speaker: Dr.ir. Gerhard Bruyns Date\Time: Friday 13 October2023, 12:30-14:00Location: Building 2 Level A Room 2A12, University of Canberra (https://www.canberra.edu.au/maps/buildings-directory/building-2); or Zoom https://zoom.us/j/99552067162  AbstractLearning from, and within, specific environments raises important questions about digital and analogue technology and their integration with (online) project-based learning. The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the 'technology-rich versus studio-poor experiences' of design pedagogies and their immediate realignment for the sake of becoming techno-driven. This seminar reflects on the processes, usefulness and outcomes of spatial scanning applications for analysing the physical environment that cannot be assessed by traditional methods (site, spatial measurability, and behavioural research). Presenting the collective effort of an environmental design programme, the Vertical Studio Hong Kong Gastronomic Interiors exhibition will be used as backdrop to interpret the crossover between the digital and the analogue as a response to a variety of technological, societal and heritage challenges. BioDr.ir. Gerhard Bruyns is an architect and urbanist. He is an associate professor of Environment and Interior Design at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University's School of Design in Hong Kong. He is the PhD coordinator, the Deputy Specialisation Leader of Transition Environments Design, and the Discipline Leader of Environmental and Interior Design. He holds a PhD and MSc from TU Delft, the Netherlands. His research deals with the aspects of spatial forms and how typologies of use impact behaviour through the formal expression of space. This relates to the societal conditions of cities whose landscapes are compressed by speculation and excess. He has published research in journals, conferences, and edited volumes, with the most recent being a Springer-published editorial collection on Design Commons.  Culture and Creativity Seminar Series is hosted by the Centre for Cultural and Creative Research (CCCR), Faculty of Arts and Design, University of Canberra. To discover upcoming seminars, please follow us on Facebook @uccccr, or Instagram and Twitter @uc_cccr. Alternatively, join our mailing list by emailing cccr@canberra.edu.au. Any questions and accessibility requests please contact: cccr@canberra.edu.au.

We know that you guys love a boulder and a cheeky beer after, so it would be rude of us not to hold a monthly gatho.  Please come join us every 2nd Friday of each month for a social climb at Mt Strong and beers after at Captial Brewing co.  Members will get $13 entry with shoe hirer!!! Everyone is welcome and please feel free to bring a mate along. Noting that non-members will have to pay $16 entry with shoe hirer. As you may know, Mt Strong is a new club sponsor!!! We appreciate their support for the club and can't wait to boulder with all of you there.  Dates - these may change; Friday July 7  No bouldering & beers August as we have our day climb on Saturday 6 August Friday September 8 Friday October 6  Friday November 10

We’re ecstatic to announce the return of the Student Experience Awards! Each year, our club creators, leaders and members gather to celebrate the incredible work that they do. This October 13th, join us for a lucky night from 6:30pm at UC Lodge’s 6th floor rooftop, for a night of commemoration and fun.The Student Experience Awards your club and members could be in the running for include:Academic Club of the YearSocial Club of the YearCultural Club of the YearSporting Club of the YearUC Community Engagement Award 2023Social Media Engagement Award 2023Clubs Choice Award 2023Off Campus Event of the Year 2023On Campus Event of the Year 2023UC Upstart Award 2023Unsung Hero Award 2023Club Person of The Year 2023President of The Year 2023Make Your Own AwardNominate your club or club person here: https://clubs.canberra.edu.au/2023Awards

Hey Adventures We know some of you may be looking for free low-key activities, and we have made one just for you!! We plan to hike around a few local trails over the year.  This event will happen on the third Sunday of every month! Keep an eye out on facebook/instagram as sometimes we reschedule! The locations (winter/sem 2) are as below. It's always 10am start;  Sunday July 16th - Urambi Hills Nature Reserve, Kambah. Meeting Place; 43 Meredith Cct, Kambah, -35°23'48.6", 149°02'53.0" Sunday August 20th - One Tree Hill Trail, Hall. Meeting place; 25 Hall St, Hall ACT 2618, -35°09'58.6", 149°04'14.2" Sunday August 27 - Molonglo Valley Nature Reserve. Meeting place; -35.30067, 149.07331 No morning hike in September as there is an overnight hiking trip on 23-24 September.  Sunday October 15 - Mulligans Flat. Meeting place; 25 Rosenberg St, Throsby ACT 2914 Sunday November 19 - Isaacs Ridge. Meeting place; -35.38492, 149.12052  Please message us if you want further details or require a lift, as many of our members are happy to carpool. 

University of Canberra Medical and Counselling Centre are offering a FREE workshop series for University of Canberra students who have been diagnosed with ADHD, or who may think they have ADHD.This group will look at understanding and developing strategies to manage concentration, attention, and time more effectively, plus the importance of routine and structure in our day to day lives.Register now to reserve your spot in the group. If you have any questions or enquiries, please contact Beniah at UC Medical and Counselling Centre on (02) 6201 2351.This group is open to UC students only.

Overview of the history of the Canberra region from the perspective of the Ngunnawal people;· Overview of the process of language revitalisation;· The journey of language revitalisation for the Ngunnawal people;· The difference between a Welcome to Country and an Acknowledgement of Country and the protocols around their use;· Teaching of an Acknowledgement of Country in the Ngunnawal language.At the end of the training participants will:· Have a better understanding of how colonisation has impacted the Ngunnawal people;· Have an appreciation for cultural reclamation and language revitalisation;· Be able to deliver an Acknowledgement of Country in the Ngunnawal language with appropriate pronunciation, understanding, and respect.Workshop PresentersNgunnawal man Mr. Cheyne Halloran : Cheyne has extensive experience working with Aboriginal communities around Australia in the areas of language and culture. He has language teaching experience through teaching English in China. He also runs cultural awareness training.Duration: 2 hours. Training audience: This workshop is for both academic and professional staff at University of Canberra.

Overview of the history of the Canberra region from the perspective of the Ngunnawal people;· Overview of the process of language revitalisation;· The journey of language revitalisation for the Ngunnawal people;· The difference between a Welcome to Country and an Acknowledgement of Country and the protocols around their use;· Teaching of an Acknowledgement of Country in the Ngunnawal language.At the end of the training participants will:· Have a better understanding of how colonisation has impacted the Ngunnawal people;· Have an appreciation for cultural reclamation and language revitalisation;· Be able to deliver an Acknowledgement of Country in the Ngunnawal language with appropriate pronunciation, understanding, and respect.Workshop PresentersNgunnawal man Mr. Cheyne Halloran : Cheyne has extensive experience working with Aboriginal communities around Australia in the areas of language and culture. He has language teaching experience through teaching English in China. He also runs cultural awareness training.Duration: 2 hours. Training audience: This workshop is for both academic and professional staff at University of Canberra.

Renowned Australian heavyweight post-punk rock band, TROPHY EYES, are embarking on a mighty Australian regional tour this October. The tour serves as a continuation of the festivities surrounding their latest album, Suicide and Sunshine.TROPHY EYES is celebrated for their unreservedly candid, emotionally charged storytelling and lyrical prowess. Their album Suicide and Sunshine highlighted by standout tracks like Blue Eyed Boy and What Hurts The Most recently scored the band's impressive third consecutive Top 10 ARIA Album, accompanied by a string of sold-out national shows. Continuing a tradition of praise that spans over a decade, along with their triumphant appearances at esteemed festivals like Vans Warped Tour, Reading, Leeds, Splendour In the Grass, Unify Gathering, and supported by a dedicated fan following, the band has undeniably solidified their standing as one of the most captivating heavy acts within the Australian music scene.Joining the regional ride are cherished indie-rockers DEAR SEATTLE who burst onto the scene propelled by their epic song, The Meadows. The band have since dropped their latest single, Nothing’s Stopping Me Now, scoring immediate heavy rotation on triple j and notably, their rendition of Missy Higgins' 'The Special Two’ recently soared into the Top 30 of triple j's Hottest 100 Like A Version fan poll. 

If you are passionate about data, or even just curious about data, then this is a great event for you to attend.This Data meetup event is hosted by the University of Canberra Faculty of Science and Technology, and supported by specialist IT recruiter Interpro People. Start Time: 4:30pm for 4:45pm startFinish Time: 6:30pm

Every month we come to you with a free dinner to make your week just that little bit easier.This semester, we have 3 awesome options coming to youWeek 4 - Wednesday 23rd August - Pizza NightWeek 9 - Wednesday 27th September - Nachos NightWeek 13 - Wednesday 25th October - Halal Snack Packs

Didirri and his phenomenal live band are set to ignite the Australian music scene with their highly anticipated debut album tour in October 2023Didirri and his phenomenal live band are set to ignite the Australian music scene with their highly anticipated debut album tour in October 2023. Spanning across Melbourne, Sydney Newcastle,Brisbane the Sunshine Coast, Belgrave, Anglesea and Castlemaine the tour promises an exhilarating journey through Didirri's musical landscape. With the soulful strains of his debut album 'Caught in the Act,' featuring the mesmerizing singles 'Begin Again' and 'Often Broken,' Didirri aims to captivate audiences with his raw talent and heartfelt lyrics. Didirri and his band have consistently delivered an unmissable live experience. Don't miss the chance to witness this unique songwriter and his incredible ensemble as they embark on their Australian ‘Caught in the Act’ tour.Caught In The Act is out now via Liberation.Win a meet n greet with Didirri and access to soundcheck!Add Didirri’s new albumCaught In The Actto your cart as either a digital download for only $4 or a signed red vinyl for $60 (including local postage), and automatically go into the draw for the chance to meet Didirri and watch soundcheck at your closest show. 1x winner per show with guest!TO ENTER: Simply add an album (either a digital download for only $4 or a red vinyl LP for $60) to your ticket purchase and you'll automatically go into the draw to meet Didirri and watch soundcheck at your closest show! Ensure you've purchased tickets +Caught In The Actin one transaction. FULL T&Cs HERE:By purchasingCaught In The Actviadigital download or red vinyl, customers provide consent for their contact details to be provided to Mushroom Group (on behalf of Liberation Music Pty Ltd) to distribute the album. Customers will receive their digital album on album release, August 4. Vinyl albums will be posted on album release and likely received the following week. All bundle purchases are final, Mushroom Group (on behalf of Liberation Music Pty Ltd) are unable to provide refunds. 

Occupational Therapy Week this year is all focused around #uniteforOTAs a profession, we are united by community. OTs play a vital and dynamic role in helping people engage with and participate in their community – in whichever way is meaningful to them.Not only do we work across a broad range of settings, we also help people engage in meaningful occupations.This year, we want to recognise the OT profession, celebrate the brilliant OTs working today and lift our OT community.Your ticket gets you, glass wear, paints, cheese/ meat platters, and sandwich/ wrap platters.This event is open to students of any discipline.Early Bird Price: $15.00 (until 22nd October)Standard Price: $20.00 (23rd October - 27th October)Tickets are limited, so get in quick to secure your spot!Details of the NightFriday 27th October 20236:30pm-10pmUCX Hub

Platinum selling artist, Illy is diving headfirst into one of the most extensive tours of his career.  The Long Way Round Tour is ILLY’s statement of intent as he prepares to share new music with the world, that intent being to reach out and connect with every fan, those who know him and those yet to come. Known for his dynamic live performances ILLY decided to reach out by traveling to as many regional centres that often get left off tour runs, and is presenting a striped back performance that lets the music do the talking and keeps ticket affordable to fans.

Hey Adventures We know many of you love outdoor climbing so we have made a day-trip to Nowra for you! Sign Up Sheet - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Bt58lHWT1DMel3Fu4MVIP30s71vF_EOdEEVlWH25dbg/edit?usp=sharing  This trip will require you to have come along to our beginner outdoor climbing day as you will need to have some experience climbing outdoors! If you haven't been able to make this please let us know.  It'll be a fun day of lead sport climbing, we can't wait! Transport and food costs will be at your expense. We are able to provide you with a club harness, helmet etc just make sure to sign up on the trip sign up! Details about car pooling are on the sign up sheet.  C U There

Arch Ball is back for 2023! What to expect: This year we are having a cocktail event in the Oak Room at The Duxton, kicking off at 7 pm. This will be an awesome event to meet new students studying at UC and celebrate finishing your studies for the year. There will be a photo booth and a photographer to capture the memories of this event, and a DJ to keep the tunes going throughout the night! Tickets are open to anyone over the age of 18, all attendees must purchase a ticket and will have their names marked off at the door. There will be a drinks package that includes beer, wine and soft drinks until 10 pm, which is included with your ticket. Spirits and cocktails will also be available for an extra cost on the night. For food, a variety of canapes and grazing plates will be available. Please include any dietary requirements you might have so we can ensure there is food for everyone. Purchase your tickets by clicking here. If you have any questions about the event, please reach out to us via the social media link at the bottom of the page, or you can email us at ucas.canberra@gmail.com This event has been fully organised by the UCAS committee which is run by students who are studying architecture. Tickets have been kept at cost price, and any profits will go towards running UCAS events in the future. If you are interested in finding out about our future events, follow us on social media and sign up to join our society! See you there!

If you're needing a way to treat yourself after finishing another year of University, or maybe even celebrate finishing your time here at UC, we've got just the event! Graduation Ball is the perfect excuse to dress up and spend the night with your mates, dancing all that stress away. Relax with a drink and get those perfect photos for the your Instagram. Everyone is welcome at the event, UC student or not, so there's no excuse for staying home that night!Tickets include a 2 hour drinks package, 2 course meal, canapes, live music and professional photography. Tickets close Wednesday November 1st.

Amplify Music Event is making a triumphant return, and we've curated an electrifying drum and bass lineup that guarantees an unforgettable experience!Get ready to be captivated by our exceptional talent gracing the stage.LINE-UP - KILLERBYTE B2B ARKHON- VANTIC B2B RACKIT- VYTAL B2B RAMSBY- ROVA (NZ)This is your chance to immerse yourself in a night of unparalleled music and boundless energy. Secure your tickets now for an unparalleled drum and bass extravaganza that's truly one of a kind!

DAMAGE INC: The Australian Metallica Tribute Show Announces Celebratory Tour of ClassicAlbums "Kill 'Em All" and "Ride the Lightning"DAMAGE INC, Australia's premier Metallica tribute show, is set to embark on an electrifying tour celebrating the iconic Metallica albums "Kill 'Em All" and "Ride the Lightning."Known for their unparalleled dedication to delivering the true essence of Metallica's legendary sound, DAMAGE INC promises an unforgettable experience for both metal enthusiasts and Metallica fans alike.With meticulous attention to detail and an unparalleled stage presence, DAMAGE INC has earned a reputation as the Southern Hemisphere's foremost tribute to the mighty Metallica. Audiences can expect a thunderous performance that pays homage to the pioneers of thrash metal, capturing the raw energy and intensity that defined an era.Having honed their craft over almost twenty years, DAMAGE INC has recently earned the highest praise and acknowledgment possible for a tribute show with none other than Metallica themselves recognising and speaking about the band on the Howard Stern show, solidifying their status as the only tribute show in the Southern Hemisphere to receive this prestigious endorsement."We are beyond thrilled to be embarking on this journey celebrating the monumental albums 'Kill 'Em All' and 'Ride the Lightning,'" says frontman Clint Lovering. "These albums are not only iconic in Metallica's discography, but they hold a special place in the hearts of metal heads worldwide. We've poured our hearts and souls into recreating the authentic experience of these albums, and we can't wait to share it with all Metallica fans."Known for their monster value packed sets, the band will not only be celebrating the first two Metallica albums, fans can also expect an array of Metallica hits, deep cuts and fan faves including tracks from the latest Metallica album, “72 Seasons”.Joining the band on their tour are thrash band, PANIK who have solidified themselves as one of Australia’s rising bands having won the support of metal heads and rock fans alike with their highly energetic live show, consistent releases throughout 2022/3, and on their recent support slot with international heavyweights, Stryper.The tour promises to be a sonic onslaught, with DAMAGE INC delivering every riff, every thunderous drumbeat, and every piercing scream with an authenticity that will transport audiences back to the golden age of metal.

Workshop descriptionThis is a one-day poetry workshop for people wanting to play with page-space and visual ways to experiment with words. We will be experimenting with a variety of methods and media, including collage, stamping, redaction, typewriting, pens and paints. Things will get messy so wear old clothes and be prepared to have fun. The medium is the message!Presenter biographyDr Caren Florance mixes art and writing all the time. Her creative practice includes collaborative page-spaces such as artist books, posters, broadsides and zines. She has one commercial poetry volume and it is seriously vispo: Lost in Case (Cordite, 2019).

Multi-ARIA award-winning Ghanaian-Australian artist, Kofi Owusu-Ansah aka Genesis Owusu has announced his highly anticipated sophomore album, STRUGGLER due for release on August 18 via OURNESS / AWAL.   To celebrate the album’s release, Genesis Owusu will be rounding out 2023 with a huge run of headline shows, presented by Ourness, Astral People and Handsome Tours. On December 1, Owusu will take to the Ice Cream Factory in Perth, before heading to Melbourne’s Festival Hall on December 8. The following night, Owusu will perform at the UC Refectory in Canberra, followed by a final set of performances at the Fortitude Music Hall in Brisbane on December 14, Hordern Pavilion in Sydney on December 15, and the closing performance December 16 at Adelaide’s Hindley Street Music Hall. Joining Owusu for each show (excluding Perth) will be very special guests, EARTHGANG. Hailing from Atlanta, the acclaimed hip hop duo have been taking the world by storm over the past 12 months; earning Grammy nominations of Best Rap Performance and Best Rap Album for their work on Dreamville and J.Cole’s Revenge Of The Dreamers III, and most recently performing their electrifying live show at Coachella. Coupled with Owusu, the shows are set to be an unmissable, high-energy end to what's been an already incredible year for both artists.

East Coast metalcore ensemble The Acacia Strain utilize a bone-crushing rhythm section, apocalyptic samples, and a unique triple-guitar assault to deliver their signature blend of hardcore, noise, and death and doom metal. Emerging in the early 2000s, the band found success in 2008 with their fourth full-length effort, Continent, which soared to the top of Billboard's U.S. Heatseekers chart. Subsequent efforts like Death Is the Only Mortal (2012), Coma Witch (2014), and the horror-themed semi-concept LP It Comes in Waves (2019) continued to snap necks in the metal community with brutal efficacy. The Acacia Strain signed to Rise Records in 2012, releasing Death Is the Only Mortal by year's end. Longtime member Laskiewitz left the band in 2013, and was replaced by Devin Shidaker and Rich Gomez, both of whom contributed guitar to The Acacia Strain's seventh full-length album, 2014's Coma Witch. In early 2017, the group issued "Bitter Pill," the first single from their eighth studio long-player, Gravebloom, which arrived later that June. In late 2019, the band released It Comes in Waves, a doomy, taut, and atmospheric seven-song set with single-word song titles that, when put together, construct the sentence "Our only sin was giving them names." The following year saw The Acacia Strain issue a series of pummeling 7" releases (A, C, E, D, Y) that went on to form (and spell) the full-length Slow Decay, which arrived that summer.

6TH DELIBERATIVE DEMOCRACY SUMMER SCHOOL7-9 February 2024Centre for Deliberative Democracy and Global Governance, University of CanberraWe live in a time of global challenges including the climate emergency, pandemics and populism. Deliberative democracy leads the way towards mending and transforming societies. It inspires us to listen to fellow citizens and to nature. Deliberative transformations build the path towards democratic and sustainable futures.The 6th Deliberative Democracy Summer School brings together postgraduate students and early career researchers with leading scholars in the field. It provides a unique opportunity to discuss emerging themes, empirical findings and methodological innovations in deliberative democracy research. Participants will have the opportunity to present their work on a wide range of topics including – but not limited to – deliberative systems, mini-publics, social movements, transnational deliberation, non-human deliberation and feminist and decolonial deliberation.Participation is free of charge. Limited financial support for overseas travel is available.Deadline for applications is 30 June 2023. SPEAKERSMelissa Williams | University of TorontoYves Sintomer | Paris 8 UniversityAndré Bächtiger | University of StuttgartCarolyn Hendriks | Australia National UniversityMarina Lindell | Åbo AkademiMaija Setälä | University of TurkuHans Asenbaum, Nicole Curato, John Dryzek, Selen A Ercan, Jordan McSwiney, Simon Niemeyer, and Adele Webb | University of Canberra  

THE DARKNESS - 20th ANNIVERSARY ‘PERMISSION TO LAND’ ALBUM TOUR 2024Fresh off the electrifying announcement of their "Let There Be Rock” live show spectacle in Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane last week, multi-platinum UK rock royalty The Darkness are extending the highly anticipated 20th Anniversary celebration of their classic debut album, ‘Permission To Land’ announcing additional tour dates across Australia playing shows in Adelaide, Fremantle, Canberra, and crossing the pond with dates also added in Auckland & Wellington this coming January/February.