Volume 50 No 1
Volume 50 No 1

Editor's picks

Kambri precinct, with the Marie Reay Teaching Centre on the right (artist's impression).

A new future for teaching

The flexible teaching spaces at Kambri will inspire quality teaching and learning, as Glen O'Grady and Grady Venville report.
graphic of numbers

Kambri by numbers

Kambri by numbers
Aicee Calma and Alexandru Colibaba. Photo by Lannon Harley.

Bonding over a sharp scalpel

Aicee Calma, MChD ’15, and Alexandru Colibaba, MChD ’15, met on the first day of Med School and found a shared love in human anatomy classes. They spoke to Anna Flanagan.
Birdsong, Rosalie Gascoigne, 1999. Sawn plywood retroreflective road signs, on backing board; Image courtesy of Justin Miller Fine Art, Sydney.

Art in road signs

Rosalie Gascoigne AM is one of Australia’s best-known artists who is unrivalled in her emotive depictions of the landscapes surrounding Canberra. A new book presents for the first time all known, finished works by the artist. Julia Boyd and Emily Hazlewood report.

In the community

Sean Booth (left) and Rohan Nicol working on the 'cupped hand' section of the Wright Hall crest. Photo by Adam Spence.

In their words

Labor Day parade. Photo by Paul Cockram.
Emeritus Professor Hugh White AO. Photo courtesy of the Coral Bell School of Asia Pacific Affairs.
Dr Amanda Laugesen. Photo by Lannon Harley.

Features

Photo by Getty Images.
Photo by Getty Images. Artwork by Ben Backhouse.
Student residential hall under construction. Photo by Jamie Kidston.
Kambri project manager Ben Owen, on University Avenue. Photo by Lannon Harley.
This scarred Yellowbox on campus is believed to be 300 years old. The scar was likely made for a canoe or raft. Photo by Lannon Harley.
Artist's impression of The Lawn at Kambri.
Dr Brad Tucker shows a would-be astronomer how to focus on the Moon during an early evening event in Rockhampton. Photo by Pamela Lourandos.
Excavation of a ceremonial site. Photo by Dr Guillaume Molle.

More to explore

Kambri

In the community

Sean Booth (left) and Rohan Nicol working on the 'cupped hand' section of the Wright Hall crest. Photo by Adam Spence.

In their words

Labor Day parade. Photo by Paul Cockram.
Emeritus Professor Hugh White AO. Photo courtesy of the Coral Bell School of Asia Pacific Affairs.
Dr Amanda Laugesen. Photo by Lannon Harley.

Features

Photo by Getty Images.
Photo by Getty Images. Artwork by Ben Backhouse.
Student residential hall under construction. Photo by Jamie Kidston.
Kambri project manager Ben Owen, on University Avenue. Photo by Lannon Harley.
This scarred Yellowbox on campus is believed to be 300 years old. The scar was likely made for a canoe or raft. Photo by Lannon Harley.
Artist's impression of The Lawn at Kambri.
Dr Brad Tucker shows a would-be astronomer how to focus on the Moon during an early evening event in Rockhampton. Photo by Pamela Lourandos.
Excavation of a ceremonial site. Photo by Dr Guillaume Molle.

More to explore

Kambri