For many of us, the coronavirus pandemic had a detrimental effect on our lives. People lost their jobs, struggled with finances and the fear of the unknown had many struggling with their mental health. 

For one of our own reporters, Serena Sorrentino, her life changed in a positive way.

How Coronavirus Positively Changed Me.

The new Molecular Horizons building at UOW aims to help both scholars and students with their future research.

Molecular Horizons building aims to help both researchers and students

These are my predictions for the short, medium and long term future in the beauty industry.

Future Of Makeup

The arts industry has been hit hard during the pandemic. In this three-part series, I will be investigating the struggles many went through during the last 18 months. 

Episode 1 will be looking into the start of the pandemic.

Showcasing The Arts (Effects Of The Pandemic Episode 1)

The arts industry has been hit hard during the pandemic. In this three-part series, I will be investigating the struggles many went through during the last 18 months. 

Episode 2 will be looking into the middle of the pandemic and how people's lives started to change.

Showcasing The Arts (Effects Of The Pandemic Episode 2)

The arts industry has been hit hard during the pandemic. In this three-part series, I will be investigating the struggles many went through during the last 18 months. 

Episode 3 will be looking into the future of the industry and how they are planning to get back on their feet.

Showcasing The Arts (Effects Of The Pandemic Episode 3)

Newsreader Introduction:
Traffic management around the university has been deemed successful in helping congestion issues on the M1 Princes Motorway and surrounding areas. 
Serena Sorrentino reports,

In: Since the beginning of March...
Out:.....continue throughout the rest of the teaching semester.

Traffic measures have been successful in tackling congestion at University of Wollongong

Wollongong’s Stuart Park was washed with colour early Sunday morning after the annual 5k Colour Frenzy took place. 

Adults and children ran, walked and danced their way through the course as they were washed with brightly coloured powders. 

Many participants deemed the event to be very successful and something they would do again.

Annual Colour Frenzy washes colour over Stuart Park

Newsreader Introduction: 

Phillip Marcus Clark has dedicated his life of success to volunteering in his youth. 
Serena Sorrentino reports, 

In: Today we will be focusing... 
Out: ....thank you for listening.

Is volunteering essential to building a better world?

Evolution of technology starting with the printing press and moving forward into the age of the internet.

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