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Australia’s favourite beer-fuelled legends Cosmic Psychos are back with their twelfth studio album I Really Like Beer on Friday November 7, and they’re hitting the road the very same day. No mucking around.To mark the album release, the band is heading off on their most ridiculous tour yet. 42 regional dates right across Australia, kicking off in early November and charging into 2025. RSLs, pubs, halls and hard-earned beers with the local townsfolk.The band will be joined on drums by none other than Dan Peters (Mudhoney, Nirvana) for the first leg and that young whippersnapper BC from Dune Rats on the second stretch. One tour. Two drummers. No downtime. We dare you to find a more extensive tour in Aussie Rock history.“We made a record about beer, so now we’re going to play it in as many pubs as possible. Simple.” says Knight.

Farm-fresh produce right here on campus? Yes, please! Every Thursday, Allan brings a pop-up selection of in-season fruit, veggies, eggs, and honey for you to purchase right here on campus. He accepts both cash or card (noting a $10 EFTPOS minimum). Details:Every Thursday 11:15am-1:00pm in the Refectory He even offers pre-ordering, contact Allan on allan@allansfarmfresh.com.au or via SMS to 0409 909 373 by 10am on Wednesdays.*Pop-up subject to Allan's availability and produce varies depending on season.

The Capitals are back home after a three-game road trip to face the Sydney Flames for the second time this season.Last season’s matchups between these two squads went down the wire with Sydney’s two late season wins proving the difference in the finals race.The Caps will be looking for some payback in this early season matchup.Tip off 3pm.

The UC Capitals have teamed up with Basketball ACT for the Pathways & Possibilities conference event — an evening celebrating the lasting impact of women in sport.Hear keynote presentations from former Australian Opals captain Tess Madgen and trailblazing NBL & WNBL referee Jacqui Dover, plus a powerful panel discussion featuring leading voices in women’s sport. There will also be raffle draw with exciting prizes to be won. This special event brings together players, coaches, officials, and community leaders to connect, share stories, and celebrate the crucial pathways that have shaped women’s basketball. Together, we’ll explore the possibilities that lie ahead for the next generation of female leaders in sport. Event DetailsDate: Saturday, 15 NovemberTime: 6:00 PMVenue: Bar 59 @ Mercure Hotel, 59 Cameron Avenue, BelconnenAttire: Business CasualInclusions: Canapés and beverages provided.Tickets: $20 register here. Your ticket not only gives you access to an inspiring evening with leaders in women’s sport, but also includes complimentary entry prior to the conference to the UC Capitals WNBL game vs. Sydney Flames at the AIS Arena at 3.00pm.Join us for a night of connection, inspiration, and celebration as we recognise the achievements of women across all levels of sport and look toward an even brighter future. Don’t miss this great event - spaces are limited!

As democracies face multiple threats, from deepening polarisation and rising extremism to the spread of mis- and disinformation, the concept of democratic resilience has gained renewed urgency. Yet questions remain: What does democratic resilience truly entail? And how can it support broader efforts to renew democracy in the face of these challenges?This conference aims to deepen and expand the conversation around democratic resilience by bringing together an international community of scholars and practitioners. We invite contributions that explore innovative theoretical and empirical approaches as well as effective practical strategies for confronting the critical challenges facing democracies today. Topics of interest include--but are not limited to--declining trust in democratic institutions, the resurgence of far-right and anti-democratic actors, various forms of polarisation, violent extremism, and the role of political institutions, democratic innovations, civil society, social movements, and grassroots initiatives in advancing a more resilient democracy.We welcome theoretical, empirical, and practice-oriented papers that engage critically with the concepts of democratic resilience and democratic renewal, including how these are assessed and implemented across diverse contexts. Submissions should clearly identify the specific threat or challenge being addressed and demonstrate how the work contributes to current scholarship and debates on democratic resilience and/or innovation.Please submit an abstract of up to 200 words, along with a short author bio of up to 200 words by 8 August 2025 to Dr Emily Foley (emily.foley@canberra.edu.au).Successful applicants will be notified by 22 August 2025.

Creative Cultural Diversity Network (CCDN) On The Road: 91����  Presented by Diversity Arts Australia (DARTS) in partnership with University of 91���� (UC)Step into a welcoming and inclusive two-day gathering that spotlights equity and diversity in 91����’s arts, screen and cultural sectors.CCDN On The Road: 91����brings together students, creatives, and organisations championing ethno-cultural and migrant diversity, creating a welcome space formeaningful dialogue, knowledge exchange, collective learning, advocacy and collaboration.Connect. Learn. Be inspired. Day 1|Thursday 27 November, 1pm to 4:30pmOfficial WelcomeThe How and Why of Storytelling: Telling Stories That Matter[Panel Discussion]Explore how artists and cultural leaders shape narratives that reflect lived experience and drive social change. Moderated byDr Bilquis Ghani(UC/DARTS), this panel discussion brings togetherSophia Cai(91���� Contemporary),Ketura Budd(You are Here) andIrfan Master(University of 91����) for insightful conversation on why it matters to tell your own story on your own terms.DARTS Upfronts [Interactive Presentation]JoinLena Nahlous, DARTS CEO and Executive Producer, and learn about Diversity Arts Australia (DARTS) programs, initiatives, and resources supporting cultural diversity and racial equity in the creative sector.(Re) Emerging As A Diverse Leader In The Arts [Lightning Talk]An insightful talk by DARTS’ Shifting the Balance Leadership Program, 91����-based alumni:Piumi Wijesundara, Theatre Practitioner/Public Programs Producer, Cultural Facilities Corporation. Day 2|Part 1|Friday 28 November, 9:30am to 12:30pmIn-Conversation:Nuria KhasimandDenise Thwaites[Book Launch]Nuria Khasim and Denise Thwaites discuss the highs and lows of community-based storytelling and publishing. Drawing on Khasim’s recent leadership of the edited collectionUyghur Resistancewith photographer Sam Biddle, they discuss the importance of reclaiming complex cultural narratives for communities living in diaspora.Axon Hunar [Special Issue Launch]In this fireside chat,Hunar Collectivemembers,Dr Eduardo GuerraandDr Bilquis Ghani, will talk about some of the key themes emerging from their special issue in Axon: Creative Explorations. The submissions to this special issue come from a symposium hosted by Hunar in Sydney focused on artistic responses to conflict, crisis and colonisation. This event will mark the launch of this special issue.GlowLing[Live Performance]Immerse yourself in the sounds of GlowLing, 91����’s first traditional Chinese music band and discover the rich tones of the Erhu, Pipa, Guzheng and Dizi. Blending tradition with contemporary creativity, they invite audiences into an intercultural listening of Chinese musical heritage. Day 2|Part 2|Friday 28 November, 12:30pm to 4:30pmSharing, Solidarity and Advocacy:A CCDN session focused on local CaLD/CaRM Artists and Creative WorkersThis thought-provoking session is designed for 91����-based artists and creative workers who identify as Culturally and Linguistically Diverse, Culturally and Racially Marginalised, People of Colour, or people from Bla(c)k, migrant or refugee background backgrounds. While this session is designed for people from ethnocultural and migrant backgrounds, we also welcome First Nations people who would like to attend. If eligible to attend, select the additional survey option to attend this session when booking your ticket.LunchLearning Circle| Sharing experiences and insights. Facilitated bySimone A. Jordan, DARTSCCDN 91���� Roundtable| Highlighting strengths, addressing challenges, brainstorming solutions. Facilitated byCarolina Triana-Cuellar, DARTS. This event isfree to attend, but we encourage donations from those who arewagedor attending on behalf of an organisation, to support our work.Individual (who are waged):Suggested donation of$25Organisational representatives:Suggested donation of$60 About Diversity Arts AustraliaDiversity Arts Australia (DARTS)is the national voice for ethno-cultural and migrant racial equity in the arts, cultural and creative industries. DARTS’s work is underpinned by a human-rights ethic, social justice principles, and the belief that a truly diverse spectrum of creative expression and participation is fundamental to a democratic, inclusive and sustainable creative sector, and society. We support the creative sector to develop practical and strategic ways to influence the stories and cultural landscape of contemporary Australia.About the Creative Cultural Diversity Network (CCDN)Creative Cultural Diversity Network (CCDN)is a network facilitated by Diversity Arts Australia(DARTS), Australia’s national voice for ethno-cultural and migrant racial equity in the arts, screen and creative industries.The CCDN exists to strengthen both advocacy and community. It’s a space where creative workers can share experiences and build peer support, while also working in partnership with organisations to push for structural change.About the Centre for Creative and Cultural Research (CCCR)TheCentre for Creative and Cultural Research(CCCR)is founded on two, closely related premises. Firstly, creativity arises from a deep engagement with the culture from which it emerges. Secondly, culture is inherently creative. The truth of these premises is most apparent in the work of our First Nations research staff, who simultaneously curate and create culture. The architects, archaeologists, builders, designers, dramatists, heritage practitioners, novelists, painters, playspace-makers and poets who work with us likewise draw their work from a deep engagement with the societies and disciplines they inhabit. We repair, renew, explore and create, in equal measure. This event is presented byDiversity Arts Australia, in partnership with the University of 91����.Diversity Arts Australia receivesadditional support from Creative Australia and Create NSW.

With a third of the season already in the books, the UC Capitals will look to further establish their place in the standings with a matchup against the Perth Lynx.Teige Morrell gets her first crack against her former squad in this mouthwatering matchup of two finals contenders.Tip off 5pm.

Coming off a road game in Geelong, the UC Capitals kick off a home-heavy December schedule with a matchup against the Adelaide Lightning.It’ll be the second game of the season against the Lightning and will be the visitors' only trip to 91����. Our Capitals will try to keep the buckets coming as they protect homecourt.Tip off 7pm.

The UC Capitals look to defend homecourt against the visiting Southside Melbourne Flyers in the second game of a three-game pre-Christmas homestand.Plenty of excitement is on the cards with marquee matchups such as Jade Melbourne vs Maddi Rocci, Zitina Aokuso vs Cayla George, and of course, Round 2 of the Puoch sisters battling it out.Tip off 7pm.

Our UC Capitals will be looking to wrap up a pre-Christmas W against the visiting Geelong Venom.With the WNBL season reaching its halfway point, expect the Capitals to go all out to secure a crucial home win with a road-heavy January on the horizon.Tip off 7pm.

Fireworks are starting early in 91���� as the UC Capitals close out 2025 with a sizzling showdown against the Sydney Flames!Caps sharpshooter, Isabella Brancatisano, takes on her former side in a fierce battle where every possession will count.The atmosphere will be electric as fans pack the stands to send the Caps into the New Year in style.Tip off 5pm.

The UC Capitals are tipping off 2026 in style, hosting the Perth Lynx in their first game of the new year!Expect high energy and fierce competition as the Caps aim to start the year on a winning note against one of the league’s toughest opponents.With the home crowd behind them, it’s the perfect way to launch into another big year of WNBL action.Tip off 12:30pm.

Wheatus return to Australia & New Zealand next January 2026 for 11 huge shows, celebrating 25 years of Teenage Dirtbag. Catch their debut album live, plus fan favourites from across their three-decade career.  It’s been 25 years since the release of Teenage Dirtbag, and somehow Wheatus’ iconic debut single is bigger than ever. To mark the milestone, the band are heading back to Australia and New Zealand for 11 massive shows January 2026, performing their debut album each night. Fans can also expect requests from across their three-decade career, a cherished tradition at Wheatus headline shows for almost 20 years.It’s a joy to behold. See for yourself.

After four games on the road, the UC Capitals return home to host reigning WNBL champs the Bendigo Spirit for the first time this season.With just two days since their last meeting, you can expect this Pride Round matchup to be intense and fast-paced, as both teams look to secure a win.Tip off 6:30pm.

Family rivalries and familiar faces take centre stage when the UC Capitals face the Southside Melbourne Flyers in their second-last game of the regular season.Nyadiew Puoch goes head-to-head with her younger sister, while Sara Blicavs battles her former team in what promises to be an intense showdown.Tip-off is 7 pm.

The UC Capitals close out their regular season at home with a showdown against the Geelong Venom.It’s the last chance for fans to catch the Caps before the post-season starts as they fight hard to finish strong and build momentum heading into finals.Don’t miss the energy, the passion, and the hometown pride on display in this final home game!Tip off 3pm.

Having just completed a triumphant 23-date European headline tour and supporting Paul Kelly across Australian arenas, multi-award winning artist Fanny Lumsden announces her national headline tour of Australia, taking place this coming February.Fanny Lumsden and her band The Prawn Stars will traverse the country in February 2026 with shows in Perth, Adelaide, Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney before wrapping up in 91����.Recognised for her DIY and trail blazing spirit shown by her regional Country Halls Tour where she has taken her joyous, energetic, and brilliant live show to over 300 halls across Australia, NZ , United Kingdom and Europe.Fanny’s recent shows in Europe included a triumphant 23-date headline tour, a sold-out Country Halls tour in Scotland, no less than 7 festivals plus a support slot with fellow Australian singer songwriter Paul Kelly. Presale starts Wednesday 10 Sept at 9:00 AM AEST. General Admission tickets on sale Friday 12 Sept at 9:00 AM AEST.