UC EVENTS

Come join us down at the UC Hub for Free Breakfast every Tuesday morning at 8am until 10am. There will be an assortment of breakfast items including cereal, toast and more! 

Grab a group of friends or come down and go head-to-head with everyone with your vast knowledge with weekly Trivia at the UCBarx every Tuesday at 5:30.There are four rounds covering multiple topics under a different theme each week. To see the weekly theme follow @uclifex on Instagram or Facebook!You can also grab some great deals at the bar with food and drink deals. There are also prizes available to first and second place. There is also a prize for the team at the top of the leaderboard by the end of the semester with the highest number of points so make sure to use the same team name!We look forward to seeing you there!

University is a great place for reading and learning! How about putting aside some time for learning about Jesus? 'Reading about Jesus' is an opportunity to join with others and read through the Bible’s accounts of Jesus, to discuss and learn together. Held on Wednesday of each week, 1:00pm to 2:00pm, via Microsoft Teams or in 1C100.Anyone is welcome, you may be a long-time Christian, or just someone (of other faith or no faith) who would like to read about Jesus with others.We are currently holding the activity online using Microsoft Teams and also meeting in-person at the same time in 1C100, as a "mixed-mode".If you are interested in joining the activity please contact the organiser, Craig Johnson, to confirm the online details.

Presented by UC Student Wellbeing and Support Let's get Crafty!Week 2 join for indigenous bracelet weaving with Artist Jessika SpencerEach 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 current UC Students

Sometimes it is hard to meet new people, or to find opportunities to practice speaking in English. We wanted to provide a chance to help you with this. Our English Conversation Club is an informal time, not a structured class. In a small group we talk about a different topic each meeting, with a native English speaker. Improve your English by practicing your speaking and listening, and make some new friends along the way! Anyone is welcome join this activity! The English Conversation Club is a free activity especially for international students or visiting scholars from overseas. But anyone who wants to practice their English is welcome.We are currently holding the English Conversation Club online using Microsoft Teams and at the same time meeting in-person in 1C100, as a "mixed-mode".If you are interested in joining the activity please contact the organiser, Craig Johnson, to confirm online details.

Thursdays we transform the UC Hub at the Food Pantry into a repair cafe from 11am-1pm where you can come down and learn how you can repair your old clothes to have them last longer. 

Whether geared to performance, history, creativity or as cultural works, audio (as in voices, sounds and stories) has an agency in the site-specific listening experience like never before thanks to our mobile devices. Unlike traditional written narratives, or podcasts, mobile phone?mediated stories?can often be highly relational to our whereabouts and shaped and tethered over spaces and time. This makes them a particularly powerful vehicle for communicating culturally approved Indigenous stories and heritage. Join Hamish Sewell, as he discusses several narrative examples from the Australian based locative audio app, Soundtrails, some of the issues at play and the opportunities for creative storytellers now wanting to work in this field. Some of the SoundtrailsHamish has produced include “Goonoowigall,” “Freedom rides — Moree Baths,” “Moree Cemetery — Aboriginal Diggers,” “Portland — the Town that Built Sydney” and “Resisting Conscription in World War I.”All are welcome! BioHamish Sewell is the founder and co-director of the Australian-based locative audio app, Soundtrails. He is an award-winning radio documentary maker and his work has been broadcast in Australia, American and New Zealand. His writing has been shortlisted for the Queensland Premier's award, and he has worked as an oral historian with the National Library of Australia on most of their leading projects. He is currently in the latter stages of his PhD which investigates the role of locative audio in a field of competing forces.?  The 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. 

Have you ever attempted riding a Mechanical Bull? Line Dancing? Heck, even bobbing for apples? Now is your chance! Come down to the UC Hoedown and experience the UCBarx transformed into a country theme fun filled day from 2pm until late on the Thursday the 18th of April.It’ll be an absolute throwdown with all the laughs plenty activities every hour. There will also be drink and food deals available at the bar, so come down for a boot scooting good time!

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. We aim to promote a relaxed environment where we can encourage and inspire each other creatively.Come along and spend some time working on your personal projects, your uni work, or just hang out and chat!Curieux Collective meets from 3:30-5:30pm, every second Thursday. Meetings are held in 1C75 (above the refectory). 

Each week the IAE hosts a seminar on a broad range of topics, such as environmental management, genetics, water science, ecotoxicology and conservation ecology. Speakers are drawn from external organisations and research institutions, as well as IAE researchers and students.The seminars are open to the public, and are held most Friday's at 11:30am - 12:30pm in Building 1, Level A, Room 21.

Put your climbing skills to the test on this limestone crag (small cliff).   There will be options to participate in top-rope climbs (for beginners) and sports and trad climbing for others. So everyone is welcome.  We will be meeting at 8 am at -35.387985, 149.239753 on Wickerslack Ln. Please sign up for the sheets below so we can gauge who is coming and your experience level.  Day Climbing White Rocks - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1E3l3k5BdjXdXo5ita7G7riYObNzFPDTzob1NR0TA7Iw/edit?usp=sharing If you are looking for more information on this crag, you can to the crag website or the CCA pdf which has a map of how to get to the crag.

The Multi-Platinum, ARIA Nominated, rap scallywag, Chillinit, embarks on his first ever regional tour of Australia on the 420 Oz Crawl. From the bush to the beach, and every pub, club, and tavern in between, the 420 kingpin will serve up his new mixtape, 420DNA, including the stomping viral hit ‘Boys Light Up’, the razor sharp ‘Pac Energy’, as well as a swag of tunes from his ever growing catalogue, including the double platinum ‘Wish You Well Pt. 2’, and underground smash, ‘Henny & Reefer’, on this epic 20 date run. In the five years since his Gold selling debut album, ChillinIt has morphed from an underground sensation to a household name, accumulating in excess of 500 million streams and a swag of gold, platinum and double platinum singles.  Over in the UK, he is also the first and only Australian artist to appear on Charlie Sloth's famed Fire In The Booth plus going viral on tastemaker channels JDZmedia and SBTV. Don’t miss your chance to join the crawl.

Join the Student Wellbeing and Support Team for a walk around beautiful Lake Ginninderra bushland on Ngunnawal Country, as we wind down after some big few weeks of the semester and reflect on our goals for the year.This walk will be hosted by members of the Wellbeing Team and UC Student Mentors.Meeting at Oscar's bakery to grab a coffee before we head off.Hope to see you all there!

Kicking off Stress Less Week with some mindfulness, UCX has a range of activities for you to enjoy on the concourse lawns to celebrate Earth Day. With a chance to show off your artistic skill, a scavenger hunt, a pledge wall and the opportunity to plant a flower or herb of your choice, this day is not one to miss. Oh, did we mention free food?

Calling all thrill seekers! Do you have what it takes?Come down to the lawns outside UCBarx to take on the climbing wall and get your heart racing.

Join us for this insightful seminar delivered by Professor James Wang titled "The Power of Images: How Visual Data is Transforming Our World"Abstract:From the paintings that move us to the medical scans that save lives, images have the power to inform, inspire, and even heal. Distinguished Professor James Wang, a world-renowned expert in visual data analysis, takes you on a journey through the hidden world of images. He'll reveal how computers are learning to 'see' like we do – detecting patterns in medical images for faster diagnosis, guiding robots through complex environments, and even understanding the emotions that a piece of art might evoke.Prof. Wang's groundbreaking research explores how images speak to us on multiple levels. Discover how his work is teaching machines to decipher the language of visuals, potentially making them more in tune with human emotions. With fascinating examples and clear explanations, this talk will change how you perceive the vast amount of visual information that surrounds you.About the speaker:Prof James Z. Wang is the Distinguished Professor of Information Sciences and Technology at The Pennsylvania State University. He received his bachelor’s degree in mathematics summa cum laude from the University of Minnesota, and the MS degree in mathematics, the MS degree in computer science, and the PhD degree in medical information sciences, all from Stanford University. His research interests include image analysis, image modelling, image retrieval, and their applications. He was a visiting professor at the Robotics Institute at Carnegie Mellon University (2007-2008), a lead special section guest editor of the IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence (2008), and a program manager at the Office of the Director of the National Science Foundation (2011-2012). He is on the editorial board of the IEEE BITS — The Information Theory Magazine’s special issue on Information Processing in Arts and Humanities (2022). He was a recipient of a National Science Foundation Career Award (2004) and Amazon Research Awards (2018, 2019, 2020).The event is brought to you by the Collaborative Robotics Lab at the University of Canberra and the ACM SIGCHI Chapter for Canberra.Please arrive by 5:30 pm for a 6:00 pm start. There will be Canapes and drinks before the event.

After a stressful semester, what better way is there to relax other than getting to pet cute dogs?Our team members will be roaming the UC Concourse with those perfect pooches on stand-by to improve your spirits!

Tourism Jobs Expo! Coming to the UC Refectory 23rd April 10am-2pmThe Choose Tourism Jobs Expo will showcase the dynamic and diverse career pathways that exist in the tourism and events industry and provides the opportunity for students to meet with the industry to secure a job.  Industry providers will be on site with current job openings as well as available to discuss with students the diverse range of work opportunities within the tourism and events industry.Follow the link to view some of the attending employers.

Donuts coming through! We will be offering free donuts on the UC Concourse as a sweet treat to get you through the day. You got this!

Cooking the same old thing at home? Want to spice up your diet? Come to our stall at the UC Concourse where we will teach you how to make Vietnamese rice paper rolls!If that isn’t enough to get your mouth watering, you’ll also get to keep what you’ll make!

UniSport Australia promote and foster the importance of university sport as an integral part of university life at 43 member universities, who collectively represent more than one million students nationwide. More information on Athletics Nationals can be found here.Expression of Interests can be submitted: https://www.cognitoforms.com/UCLife1/_2024UCNationalsEOIs 

UC Medical and Counselling Centre and the Citizen Centred Justice Clinic (CCJ) are offering a FREE will writing session for staff and students at the University of Canberra. The session will be run by an experienced lawyer from CCJ and will focus on how to formally write your will, final considerations for your will, and having your will witnessed.Attendees are encouraged to bring their laptop to complete documentation provided before the session. Documents will be emailed to attendees upon registration.All attendees should first register and attend the Will Information Session before attending the Will Writing Session: https://events.humanitix.com/will-information-session-g3tu93ht 

Who doesn’t love free treats?Start your day right with a delicious (and did we mention free?) rocky road courtesy of UCX!

Stressed after classes? Come to UCBarx where you can unleash your creativity and take something home with you to add to your collection! Bring a friend (or two) for a relaxing evening of fun. 

Ellero proudly presents Ana Key & the Underdogs performing with nonbinarycode and Soarers at the UC Hub on Friday 26th April.Formed in 2018, Ana Key & the Underdogs have quickly made their mark on the music scene, thanks to their cohesive sound and their dedication to creating original music. Led by the dynamic vocals of Ana Key and supported by Keith Joliffe on bass, Ole Nielsen on guitar, and Steve Deakin on drums, this band knows how to rock the stage. They're not just putting the S into punk; they're crafting a genre all their own by blending rock, new wave, blues, and comedy into an electrifying musical experience. Ana Key is a powerhouse vocalist with prolific song-writing experience, demonstrated by five albums of original music. To add to this, her band’s talent hasn't gone unnoticed, with awards in song-writing to their name, including a second place for Best Australian Song in 2015. They have performed in a multitude of exceptional venues and spaces including GIO Stadium, The Goulburn Blues Festival in 2019, and the 10th Raised Glass Mini Festival also in 2019. Their simple yet sensational musical grooves, paired with intelligent and funny lyrics, create an atmosphere of pure entertainment not to be missed.Formed in April 2019 by InkBits (they/them) and The Hardman (he/him) , a multi-talented musician and music producer, nonbinarycode has evolved into a full band experience, with Sorrento (they/them) on bass and Racso (he/him) on drums. Each member brings their own flair and passion to the stage, creating a dynamic and engaging performance that keeps audiences hooked from start to finish. But nonbinarycode isn't just about the music—it's about inclusivity, representation, and advocacy. Through their lyrics, they explore themes of identity, love, and resilience, offering a voice to those often unheard in mainstream media. And beyond the stage, they actively advocate for LGBTQIA+ rights, mental health awareness, and social equality, using their platform to amplify marginalized voices and inspire others to embrace their true selves.This will be the 2nd show for the Soarers in 2024 after some time working behind the scenes since first emerging in early 2022. With a full set of new original songs, they are more prepared than ever to reach new heights and deliver a refreshing take on the Hard & Alt Rock scene. The band is led by front man Aiden Ellero, a powerful and devoted singer, songwriter, and rhythm guitarist. He is joined by the talented and passionate members: Stephen Grbavac on lead guitar, Fateh Singh on bass, and Kyle Blane-Brown on drums. Come along for the ride to hear new and exciting music rising up from Australia’s capital.

Rising star Kita Alexander is taking her highly awaited debut album ‘Young in Love’ on tour around Australia this April. The national tour will stop in Perth, Adelaide, Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne,and Canberra, supported by triple j. The tour is a follow up to her sold-out debut Australian tour earlier in the year. Kita’s album tour will deliver her dynamic and captivating live show across the country. Expect to see fresh material off her upcoming album including ‘Queen’, ‘Date Night’, and ‘Best You Ever Had’. This past year has been a momentous one for Kita Alexander. Having released a string of new singles, to selling out her debut headline tour, Kita collaborated with acclaimed Australian DJ, Fisher on ‘Atmosphere’ receiving immense support from BBC Radio1. The rising star also joined Morgan Evans in September as a special guest at his sold-out Sydney Opera House shows to perform their song ‘Date Night’– and earlier in the year – performed ‘Queen’ and a cover of ‘Stacy’s Mom’ by Fountain Of Wayne for triple j’s coveted Like A Version. Kita’s impressive catalogue of highly lauded pop-anthems have garnered millions of global streams, including the 2 x ARIA Platinum single ‘Hotel’, the ARIA Platinum ‘Between You & I’ and 2 ARIA Gold singles ‘Damage Done’ and ‘Like You Want To’.

Presented by UC Student Wellbeing and Support Join us  for a guided mindfulness activity. This is an opportunity to reflect on all the things our bodies and our minds do for us every day. Registration essentialThis event is for current UC Students

This semester, dinner's on us! treat yourself every few weeks with a free dinner, no cooking, no cleaning, no fuss! This semester's dates and menus are below:Wednesday Feb 28th - Curry NightWednesday April 3rd - Halal Snack PacksWednesday May 1st - Cinco De Mayo Mexican Night

Come and join us to do some bouldering and share a drink or two.  All abilities are welcome. Mountain Strong has a vast range of ability levels, from beginner to expert! This is a good way to meet some like-minded outdoorsy people in Canberra.  The bouldering starts at Mountain Strong (66-68 Townsville St, Fyshwick ACT 2609) at 5 pm. Then we will head to Captial Brewing Co. (Building 3/1 Dairy Rd, Fyshwick ACT 2609) for a bevvy and some food. There will most likely be someone in their UCOC shirt to identify who is with the club easily.  If you can’t make it at 5 pm, we will be bouldering until about 6-6.30 pm, so please feel free to join us later.  The bouldering and beers/burgers are at your own expense.  Entry to Mountain Strong is $13 for club members, which covers entry and shoe hirer. For non-members, it is $16.  On Friday, 9 February, the first 20 people will have free entry to Mountain Strong. You will need to pay the entry fee if you are not one of the 20 people.  We head to Moutain Strong on the first Friday of most months. All the dates are listed below. If the date is listed, then bouldering is on; the dates are as follows;  Friday, 9th February Friday, 1st March Friday, 5th April Friday, 3rd May Friday, 7th June Friday, 5th July Friday, 2nd August Friday, 6th September Friday, 4th October

Nat’s a comedian, noisy musician, mental health advocate and award-winning, bestselling author who’s been described more than once as a potty mouth.His comedy has drawn a wonderfully diverse audience of over 4.7 million champions worldwide, with his videos seeing 100s of millions of views and live shows selling out theatres and comedy festivals in both Australia and across the globe since 2020. Nat’s new live show Hot Dogs Probably Aren’t Real is an hour-long meltdown of information set out to prove a point. They aren’t real… or are they? Probably not… but also maybe?????? ‘Brilliant... it’s a packed house and the laughter just keeps rolling’ – HiFi Way ‘Hilarious… one not to miss’ – Weekend Notes ‘Cry-laughing and actual tears – emotive art at its best’ – Beat ‘Underestimate him at your peril’ – ArtshubThis show is recommended for audiences aged 15 and over - contains coarse language and adult themes.

UniSport Australia promote and foster the importance of university sport as an integral part of university life at 43 member universities, who collectively represent more than one million students nationwide. More information on Swimming Nationals can be found here.Expression of Interests can be submitted: https://www.cognitoforms.com/UCLife1/_2024UCNationalsEOIs 

UC Medical and Counselling Centre are supporting the UC community by offering Standard Mental Health First Aid to UC students. Led by a Licensed Instructor, Mental Health First Aid is a practical skills-based education program that equips people with the skills and confidence needed to recognise and respond to someone they know who may be experiencing a mental health problem or mental health crisis. Grounded in research and guided by the voice of lived experience, this course provides high-quality, safe and proven mental health first aid literacy and skills training to strengthen the support available to all Australians.

UC Medical and Counselling Centre and the Citizen Centred Justice Clinic (CCJC) are offering a FREE Will information seminar for staff and students at the University of Canberra. The session will be run by an experienced lawyer from CCJC and will focus on the importance of making a will, how to utilise a will kit, important factors to consider, and how the CCJC can assist you in making your will.After attending this session, attendees are encouraged to attend the FREE Will Writing Session. Registrations available via events.humanitix.com/host/ucmccIf you have any questions or enquiries, please contact the Medical & Counselling Centre on (02) 6201 2351 or email: ucmcc@canberra.edu.au

With Fri-YAY around the corner, there is no better way to get you prepared for the weekend than taking a walk out in Mulligans flat to get you relaxed.  Starting around 10 am, we will meet at the Echinda Gate (-35.182381, 149.159050 [around 18 Pipistrelle St]) and then head to walk a trail of the flat.

The Volunteering Expo brings together local Canberra Region community organisations to a one-day exhibition event on Sat 18 May, celebrating and kicking off Volunteering Week 2024 20-26 May. Here attendees can connect with their local community, support the organisations, and find out how they can get involved in volunteering in Canberra. The Expo attracts hundreds of interested and motivated individuals, all looking for volunteer roles and pathways, and so is the perfect opportunity for you to meet these organisations all conveniently in one place. 

UC Medical and Counselling Centre are supporting the UC community by offering Standard Mental Health First Aid to UC staff.Led by a Licensed Instructor, Mental Health First Aid is a practical skills-based education program that equips people with the skills and confidence needed to recognise and respond to someone they know who may be experiencing a mental health problem or mental health crisis. Grounded in research and guided by the voice of lived experience, this course provides high-quality, safe and proven mental health first aid literacy and skills training to strengthen the support available to all Australians. 

SUPPORTS: with Special Guests Late 90’s and DeadshowwsDEAR SEATTLE are taking to the motorways on a mammoth regional tour across Australia in 2024 off the back of their recent single ‘idc’. An instant modern-day grunge classic, Sydney indie mavericks DS return armed with the anthemic new single, out now via Domestic La La.Packed with fuzzy guitars, nostalgic rock nods and catchy melodics for days, ‘idc’ follows on from the quartet's recent upbeat outing ‘Nothing's Stopping Me Now’ with lashings of heart and a criminally catchy chorus primed for group singalongs.Produced by long-time Dear Seattle friend and producer Fletcher Matthews (Trophy Eyes, The Buoys, STUMPS), ‘idc’ cuts a sharply fun figure, with the latest track ultimately starting life as a joke, springing to life at the end of an extensive writing session. "idc started out as a joke," shares guitarist and vocalist Brae Fisher. "Our producer Fletcher and I had spent almost a month writing a song every day, and I think we both went a bit loopy and needed to blow off some steam. I was actively trying to write the worst lyrics I could for the chorus, which is where the line “write a chorus rhyme it with nirvana came from”... and we were just laughing the whole session. Annoyingly the song itself and the melodies turned out to be sick and our whole team loved it. The more I listened to it though, the more I realised how much I loved it’s message, namely that I need stop taking myself so seriously all the time, sometimes it’s nice to just be a dumb kid again.""Nowadays we’re constantly being polarised, judged and becoming more and more detached from each other in the process. It sucks. Life is tough. It gets expensive, it’s constantly demanding, and we’re surrounded by so much negativity that it’s hard to find the motivation to put on pants in the morning, so whatever you need to do to make it that little bit easier, just do it." Tickets to the ‘idc’ tour are on sale now, catch Dear Seattle throughout May, June & July.

UC Medical and Counselling Centre are supporting the UC community by offering Standard Mental Health First Aid to UC staff at a subsidised fee of $150.00 (paid by the staff member's department).Led by a Licensed Instructor, Mental Health First Aid is a practical skills-based education program that equips people with the skills and confidence needed to recognise and respond to someone they know who may be experiencing a mental health problem or mental health crisis. Grounded in research and guided by the voice of lived experience, this course provides high-quality, safe and proven mental health first aid literacy and skills training to strengthen the support available to all Australians.

Jet are Nic Cester (vocals/guitar), Chris Cester (vocals/drums), Cam Muncey (vocals/guitar) and Mark Wilson (bass).   Formed in Melbourne in the late ’90s, Jet released their first EP, the vinyl-only Dirty Sweet in 2002. Get Born was released after their label deal with Elektra and was followed by the albums Shine On in 2006 and Shaka Rock in 2009. After riding a wave of international success, Jet disbanded in 2012 before re-forming in early 2017. Just recently in November last year, the band received the honour of being inducted into the 2023 ARIA Hall Of Fame.

UniSport Australia promote and foster the importance of university sport as an integral part of university life at 43 member universities, who collectively represent more than one million students nationwide. More information on Indigenous Nationals can be found here.Expression of Interests can be submitted: https://www.cognitoforms.com/UCLife1/_2024UCNationalsEOIs 

We will do a morning walk with the potential for outdoor bouldering at Cooleman Ridge.  Starting at 10 am, meeting at -35.371862, 149.049709 on Namatjira Drive, we will be walking a trail on the ridge.

If you want to get into x-country skiing but haven’t managed to hit the slopes, this is your chance. A 1-day trip down to Jindabyne (Jindie) to try out this type of skiing.  As the trip is very weather-dependent, the date and location are To Be Confirmed (TBC)!   You will need to sign up here as spaces are limited due to the travel and gear that is required. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1l46X9ERymbOIdOdiLIBtLTfYF8Xo1fJAxn_H2pXXc6I/edit?usp=sharing  This trip is all at your own expense: transport, gear hirer (approx. $50), food and drinks.

UniSport Australia promote and foster the importance of university sport as an integral part of university life at member universities, who collectively represent more than one million students nationwide.More information on Distance Running Nationals can be found here.Expression of Interests can be submitted: https://www.cognitoforms.com/UCLife1/_2024UCNationalsEOIs

With Fri-YAY around the corner, there is no better way to get you prepared for the weekend than taking a walk out in Mulligans flat to get you relaxed.  Starting around 10 am, we will meet at-35.245127, 149.117740 (268 Dryandra st) and then head to walk a trail. 

As semester 2 starts ramping up, take a weekend away and camp at Depot Beach Campground. The campsite is right next to the beach and a great way to kick back with some swimming, snorkelling, and potentially surfing.  We have booked a campsite from 9-11 August but will need to know if we need to book more space if there are a few people coming.  Please put your name on the signup sheet below.  Camping Trip 9-11 August - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/14-XcPurVCVziCAsAbCOxdQ_nrQAQ9-fSWuUdSfDVajU/edit?usp=sharing You can find more information on Depot Beach Campground on the NSW National Parks website. https://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/camping-and-accommodation/campgrounds/depot-beach-campground

Put your climbing skills to the test on this crag (small cliff).   There will be options to participate in top-rope climbs (for beginners) and sports and trad climbing for others. Everyone is welcome.    We will meet at 8 am at -35.394997, 149.008813 (Kambah Pool car park) and walk to the spot. We are heading to Kambah Rocks as falcon nesting season prevents us from going to Red Rocks.   Please sign up on the sheets below so we can gauge who is coming and your experience level.  Day Climbing Kambah Rocks - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1FISN-PGPGXbuvawJHZFHT3VH--NqwA9F9SGWnUHCNmE/edit?usp=sharing If you are looking for more information on this crag, you can go to the crag website or the CCA pdf, which has a map of how to get to the crag.

UniSport Australia promote and foster the importance of university sport as an integral part of university life at 43 member universities, who collectively represent more than one million students nationwide. More information on Snow Nationals can be found here.Expression of Interests can be submitted: https://www.cognitoforms.com/UCLife1/_2024UCNationalsEOIs 

UniSport Australia promote and foster the importance of university sport as an integral part of university life at 43 member universities, who collectively represent more than one million students nationwide. More information on UniSport Nationals can be found here.Expression of Interests can be submitted: https://www.cognitoforms.com/UCLife1/_2024UCNationalsEOIs