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Wagga Wagga

The Office of the Deputy Vice Chancellor and Vice President – Research is responsible for the administration of research and research training.

The Australia Institute would like to bring to your attention an exciting event - 'Inspiring Women at Tilley's' to be held at Tilley's cafe in Lyneham on Monday 25 August at 5:30 until 7pm.

The event features The Hon Tanya Plibersek MP, Minister for Housing and the Status of Women, in conversation with The Australia Institute Director Professor Barbara Pocock, Director of the Centre for Work + Life at the University of South Australia. The event promises to offer an intriguing insight into issues of work-life balance faced by modern families.

The National Union of Students, The University of Sydney SRC and the University of Sydney Koori Centre are hosting a National Indigenous Student Conference.

The conference will be held from July 31st to August 2nd, 2008 at the University of
Sydney.

The main aims of the conference are:
• To provide an opportunity for Australian university Indigenous student representatives to meet face to face
• To provide the basis for strengthening a network of Indigenous students from all Australian universities

The inaugural NSW Scientist of the Year
Awards will recognise and reward the State’s leading researchers for cutting edge work that
generates economic, health, environmental or technological benefits for NSW.

Nine awards of $5,000 each will be granted to individuals in the following
categories:

1. Environment, water and climate change sciences
2. Mathematical sciences
3. Physics & astronomy
4. Biomedical sciences
5. Plant & animal sciences

The Writing and Society Research Group at the University of Western Sydney presents: The PhD in the Public Realm - a forum for students & professionals in the Arts & Humanities on the value of the PhD outside the academy

Wednesday 17 October,5.30 for 6.00pm
Edmund Barton Room, Sydney Grammar School, College St, Darlinghurst