Do you like getting (a runners’s) high?
This year was the first time the TCS Sydney Marathon has been held as a Abbots World Major. At the end of August 35 […]
AFTRS stories
A Feeling of Connection @ Warragul Area Tabletop Society
Warragul Area Tabletop Society- How gaming and boardgame nights aka D n D provide lasting connections and a sense of community and belonging, like here in […]
Long Term Affects of Concussion on Young People
More young athletes are stepping away from sport due to concussion-related concerns than ever before, and it’s causing growing anxiety among rising players. Alex Kourakis, […]
THE STUDENT GUIDE TO RESTFUL RECHARGE
I walked into Melissa’s studio feeling restless and exhausted. My brain would take no more information, I was in sleep deficit, desperate for answers. My […]
Career Ready: Robbie Miles on skills, networks, and resilience
Navigating a sustainable career in a constantly evolving industry is not easy. Robbie Miles, Head of Industry and Alumni Engagement at AFTRS, (and AFTRS alumnus) […]
Gen Z Listening to Classical Music?
Fine Music Sydney Host, Simon Moore 2MBS Fine Music Sydney host Simon Moore believes that more young people are listening to classical music. Simon confirms […]
Exploring film reviews with Duncan McLean – AKA The Doctor of Movies
I had the pleasure of hanging with AFTRS (BA) Screen Studies Discipline Lead, Duncan McLean. Once we eventually cut the off-tape chat about our favourite […]
Five Star Sandwich for Five Dock
The front of my local childhood deli is today unrecognizable. What was once a ghost town with the occasional Nonna telling you the best recipe […]
WHAT THE DEVIL IS DRUIDRY? Exploring what it means to follow the nature-based lifestyle!
When thinking about lifestyles that lie on the fringe, or outer edge, of mainstream society, druidry (or druidism) surely has to qualify. Less than 0.15% […]
REASONABLE ADJUSTMENTS CREATE EFFECTIVE SOLUTIONS FOR AFTRS STUDENTS
What are Reasonable Adjustments?