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Sydney Zoo hacks into collaboration with Western Sydney University

The new $36 million Sydney Zoo, to be based at the Western Sydney Parklands, will consist of over 30 exhibits utilising intelligent fencing designs to deliver a 'on-safari' visitor experience.

Peter Shergold reappointed as Chancellor of Western Sydney University

Western Sydney University is proud to announce one of Australia’s most distinguished public servants, Professor Peter Shergold AC, will continue as the University’s Chancellor until the end of 2020.

Alumni Awards honour Western Sydney University graduates

Western Sydney University now has over 160,000 graduates all over the world, and the Alumni Awards celebrate their outstanding accomplishments.

Western Sydney University joins CSIRO in Evolutionary Map of the Universe project

Scientists at the CSIRO are using Easter Eggs to troubleshoot one of their new programs.

Tablets at the table can influence child development, not always in a good way

While screens can solve short-term issues of keeping children quiet, consistently using them to anaesthetise kids does us all a disservice in the long term.

Open Forum: Open Markets and the Vietnamese Human Rights Dilemma

In Vietnam, the government has virtually prohibited the formation of independent political parties, yet it has allowed for open market economy to flourish.