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Saving sex with science - the Wollongong-produced condom set to revolutionise ...

Along with his team at the University of Wollongong's Intelligent Polymer Research Institute, he's been developing a new type of condom that feels lifelike, but offers even more sexual health protection than a latex condom. He makes them from hydrogels ... >> view original

Triple treat of ballet for Wollongong

The triple bill of ballet rolling towards Wollongong is a study in contrasts – from a mass of tiptoeing tutus, to a slapstick comedy rumble, then finally the intense control and serenity of Swan Lake. The Dancers Company will visit Wollongong this week ... >> view original

Wollongong science centre expansions planned to meet growing demand

"Without these skills, Australia's economic growth will be stalled and we'll be buying in these skills," Wollongong Science Centre and Planetarium interim director Stuart Creal says. "Ensuring we have the workforce available to develop the country is ... >> view original

New WHS program at University of Wollongong achieves accreditation

The post graduate program in work health and safety offered by the University of Wollongong (UOW) has received accreditation from the Australian OHS Education Accreditation Board. Post graduate education in occupational health and safety has been ... >> view original

Taliban say they are 'not aware' of new round of peace talks

KABUL, Afghanistan — The Afghan Taliban have issued a statement saying that they are “not aware” of a new round of peace talks that had been expected to take place in Pakistan on Friday. The statement appears to indicate the Taliban will not ... >> view original

At least 16 dead in Nepal landslides after rain

At least 16 people have been killed after torrential rain triggered landslides in western Nepal, officials say, with fears the toll could rise. Dozens are missing in villages near Pokhara, more than 200km (124 miles) west of the capital Kathmandu ... >> view original

Calais migrant crisis: Cameron warns Britain is 'no safe haven'

Britain will not become a "safe haven" for migrants in Calais, David Cameron has warned, after hundreds continued their attempts to reach the UK. The PM said the UK was doing all it could to make Britain's borders secure, as migrants told the BBC they ... >> view original

ASEAN, China committed to maintaining S. China Sea stability

ASEAN and China have again asserted their commitment to maintaining security and stability in the South China Sea by pushing forward a wide array of cooperative agreements and accelerating the settlement of a code of conduct to tackle South China Sea ... >> view original

Four helicopter flights for Charles to watch polo says SEBASTIAN SHAKESPEARE

Prince Charles warned in 2009 that there were 'less than 100 months' for the world to avoid irreversible damage due to climate change. But as the deadline approaches, he appears to be taking a relaxed approach to saving the planet. I hear the heir to ... >> view original

US 'deeply concerned' on new Israeli settlements - Al

Young Israeli settlers watch the demolition of a building at the Jewish settlement of Beit El, near the West Bank town of Ramallah, Wednesday, July 29, 2015. (AP). Share. Text size A A A. By AFP, Reuters Wednesday, 29 July 2015. The United States said ... >> view original