{"results":[{"title":"What has Job-ready Graduates done to postgrad study?","featuredimage":"/news/-/media/project/uwa/uwa/newsroom/card-image/2026/arts-student-card.jpg","link":"https://www.uwa.edu.au/news/article/2026/july/what-has-job-ready-graduates-done-to-postgrad-study","publisheddate":"2026-07-17","summary":"
A new research paper explores how the Job-ready Graduates scheme slashed study costs for many postgraduate students, especially in nursing.","sxaTags":[{"title":"Current students"},{"title":"Education"},{"title":"Graduate School of Education"},{"title":"Strategy"},{"title":"Home Page"},{"title":"Learning-and-teaching"},{"title":"Policy-and-opinion"}]},{"title":"Ball that broke Norway's heart was legit: data scientist","featuredimage":"/news/-/media/project/uwa/uwa/newsroom/card-image/2026/world-cup-spidercam-ball_card.jpg","link":"https://www.uwa.edu.au/news/article/2026/july/ball-that-broke-norways-heart-was-legit-says-data-scientist","publisheddate":"2026-07-16","summary":"
Simple physics show the controversial goal kick that ended Norway’s barnstorming 2026 FIFA World Cup run did not hit the spidercam cable as suggested by angry players and fans, according to a machine learning expert from The University of Western Australia.","sxaTags":[{"title":"Media statements"},{"title":"Artificial Intelligence"},{"title":"Business School"},{"title":"Data Science"},{"title":"International"},{"title":"Physics"},{"title":"Home Page"},{"title":"Arts-and-Culture"},{"title":"Business-and-law"},{"title":"Engineering and Technology"},{"title":"Research"}]},{"title":"At a glance: your bird flu questions answered","featuredimage":"/news/-/media/project/uwa/uwa/newsroom/card-image/2026/sea-birds-on-the-shore-card.jpg","link":"https://www.uwa.edu.au/news/article/2026/july/at-a-glance-your-bird-flu-questions-answered","publisheddate":"2026-07-15","summary":"
Professor Tim Inglis helps break down some of the myths and provides expert analysis of the risk from avian influenza. ","sxaTags":[{"title":"Environment"},{"title":"Health"},{"title":"Medical School"},{"title":"Nature and Science"},{"title":"School of Biomedical Sciences"},{"title":"Home Page"},{"title":"Quick News"},{"title":"Our-community"},{"title":"Health-and-Medicine"},{"title":"Science and Environment"}]},{"title":"US and Iran are back at war due to one main sticking point","featuredimage":"/news/-/media/project/uwa/uwa/newsroom/card-image/2026/strait-of-hormuz-details-card.jpg","link":"https://www.uwa.edu.au/news/article/2026/july/us-and-iran-are-back-at-war-due-to-one-main-sticking-point","publisheddate":"2026-07-14","summary":"
Control over the Strait of Hormuz has become the main bone of contention between the US and Iran in their prolonged conflict.","sxaTags":[{"title":"Industry"},{"title":"International"},{"title":"School of Social Sciences"},{"title":"Home Page"},{"title":"International relations"},{"title":"Policy-and-opinion"}]},{"title":"New negative gearing rules might accidentally favour some property investors","featuredimage":"/news/-/media/project/uwa/uwa/newsroom/card-image/2026/conversation-negative-gearing_card.jpg","link":"https://www.uwa.edu.au/news/article/2026/july/new-negative-gearing-rules-might-accidentally-favour-some-property-investors","publisheddate":"2026-07-10","summary":"
For the best part of a century, Australian property investors have enjoyed a generous tax arrangement found in few other countries: the infamous “negative gearing”. Now, sweeping reforms to limit negative gearing to new builds and also change the way capital gains are taxed have become law.","sxaTags":[{"title":"Law School"},{"title":"Home Page"},{"title":"Business-and-law"},{"title":"Policy-and-opinion"}]},{"title":"Megafauna survived until 6,500 years ago on New Guinea coast","featuredimage":"/news/-/media/project/uwa/uwa/newsroom/card-image/2026/giant-roo-card.jpg","link":"https://www.uwa.edu.au/news/article/2026/july/megafauna-survived-until-6500-years-ago-on-new-guinea-coast","publisheddate":"2026-07-10","summary":"
A bone fragment unearthed from an extinct giant kangaroo suggests the species survived until about 6,500 years ago in northern New Guinea – much more recent than previous estimates.","sxaTags":[{"title":"Media statements"},{"title":"Environment"},{"title":"International"},{"title":"Nature and Science"},{"title":"Regional rural and remote"},{"title":"Research category"},{"title":"School of Social Sciences"},{"title":"CorporateHome"},{"title":"Home Page"},{"title":"Research"},{"title":"Science and Environment"}]},{"title":"Compelling exhibitions examine identity, perception and connection","featuredimage":"/news/-/media/project/uwa/uwa/newsroom/card-image/2026/lwag-winter-card.jpg","link":"https://www.uwa.edu.au/news/article/2026/july/compelling-exhibitions-examine-identity-perception-and-connection","publisheddate":"2026-07-07","summary":"
Three new exhibitions opening at Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery showcase contemporary artworks that reflect on the importance of culture, connection and perception. ","sxaTags":[{"title":"Media statements"},{"title":"Home Page"},{"title":"CorporateHome"},{"title":"Arts-and-Culture"},{"title":"Our-community"}]},{"title":"Remarkable manuscripts shortlisted for literary prize","featuredimage":"/news/-/media/project/uwa/uwa/newsroom/card-image/2026/d-hewett-2026-card.jpg","link":"https://www.uwa.edu.au/news/article/2026/july/remarkable-manuscripts-shortlisted-for-literary-prize","publisheddate":"2026-07-07","summary":"
UWA Publishing has announced the six entries shortlisted for the 2026 Dorothy Hewett Award for an unpublished manuscript.","sxaTags":[{"title":"Media statements"},{"title":"UWA Publishing"},{"title":"Home Page"},{"title":"Arts-and-Culture"},{"title":"Awards and Achievements"}]},{"title":"Cultural safety isn't just a buzzword - it's a vital part of First Nations health care and healing","featuredimage":"/news/-/media/project/uwa/uwa/newsroom/card-image/2026/conversation_culturally-safe-healthcare_card.jpg","link":"https://www.uwa.edu.au/news/article/2026/july/cultural-safety-isnt-just-a-buzzword","publisheddate":"2026-07-07","summary":"
First Nations people in Australia have worse health and a lower life expectancy than other Australians. An important part of the picture is how people experience the health system, especially whether care is culturally safe.","sxaTags":[{"title":"Centre for Aboriginal Medical and Dental Health"},{"title":"Diversity"},{"title":"Health"},{"title":"Medical School"},{"title":"Our place culture and heritage"},{"title":"School of Indigenous Studies"},{"title":"Home Page"},{"title":"Health-and-Medicine"},{"title":"Policy-and-opinion"}]},{"title":"50 Years of Deadly: Daniel Hunt's NAIDOC reflections","featuredimage":"/news/-/media/project/uwa/uwa/newsroom/card-image/2026/card-image-944x522-daniel.jpg","link":"https://www.uwa.edu.au/news/article/2026/july/50-years-of-deadly-daniel-hunt-naidoc-reflections","publisheddate":"2026-07-07","summary":"
As part of NAIDOC Week, we’re privileged to share insights from some UWA Indigenous Alumni on this year’s NAIDOC them, ‘50 Years of Deadly’, and what it means to them. Daniel Hunt is a Jaru and Indijibarndi man and is the Homeless Medicine Consultant at Royal Perth Hospital, Medical Advisor at the Aboriginal Health Council of Western Australia, ForHealth Urgent Care Clinician and Chair of the Blood Borne Virus and Sexually Transmitted Infections Advisory Committee in Western Australia","sxaTags":[{"title":"Our-community"},{"title":"Our People"},{"title":"School of Indigenous Studies"}]}]}