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Western Sydney University experts weigh-in on the 2016 Census

A range of experts from Western Sydney University have had their say on the 2016 Census data, released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics.

Western Sydney University academic named a ‘Hero of Liverpool’

A Western Sydney University academic has been presented a special community award from Liverpool City Council, in recognition of his contributions to the health and wellbeing of the local community.

How to help kids navigate fake news and misinformation online

Young people get a huge amount of their news from social media feeds, where false, exaggerated or sponsored content is often prevalent. With the right tools, caregivers can give kids the knowledge they need to assess credible information for themselves.

Western Sydney University finalist in the national Walkley Award for student journalism

Jessica, a Bachelor of Communication (Dean's Scholar) student at Western Sydney University, has been named as a finalist in The Walkley 'Student Journalist of the Year Award'. An internship in Nepal helped her to become a Walkley contender.

New Sydney Olympic Park campus helping students on the pathway to success

Western Sydney University has officially opened its Sydney Olympic Park campus – creating more opportunities for students from across the Western Sydney region to access higher education.

Journalists in war zones tread a fine line between safety and freedom of speech

Journalists are increasingly threatened and assassinated in conflict zones worldwide. But could the need for their protection be causing harm to free speech, and increasing the production of one-sided journalism?