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Join UC library staff and children from UC's Kirinari and Wiradjuri Child Care Centres from midday on Wednesday May 21st in the University's Indigenous Ngaladjima Garden* for this special event!Come dressed in your finest trucker cap and flannie, as we follow Yacoub and Tinka on their adventures around Australia and learn about identity, migration, animal-human relationships and the concept of "home".Bring along your little ones and be part of this wonderful annual celebration of reading! Can't make it? No problem! Join online via the official YouTube reading instead!*Weather permitting. We will read inside the library, if raining.Ngaladjima Garden is located outside the UC Library, Building 8, Kirinari St., Bruce.

University is a great place for reading and learning! How about putting aside some time for learning about Jesus? Reading about Jesus is an opportunity to join with others and read through the Bible’s accounts of Jesus, to discuss and learn together. Held on the WEDNESDAY of each week, 1-2pm, in 1C100 or via Microsoft Teams.Anyone is welcome – you may be a long-time Christian, or just someone (of other faith or no faith) who would like to read about Jesus with others.We are currently holding the activity online using Microsoft Teams, and also meeting in person at the same time in 1C100, as a mixed-mode event.If you are interested in joining the activity please contact the organiser, Craig Johnson, to confirm the online details or location.

Sometimes it is hard to meet new people, or to find opportunities to practise speaking in English. We wanted to provide a chance to help you with this. Our English Conversation Club is an informal time, not a structured class. In a small group, we talk about a different topic each meeting, with a native English speaker. Improve your English by practising your speaking and listening, and make some new friends along the way! Anyone is welcome join this activity. The English Conversation Club is a free activity, and especially for international students or visiting scholars from overseas – but anyone who wants to practise their English is welcome.We are currently holding the English Conversation Club online using Microsoft Teams, and at the same time meeting in person in 1C100, as a mixed-mode event.If you are interested in joining the activity, please contact the organiser, Craig Johnson, to confirm details (times and location can change).

Join us for an exhilarating experience that will leave you energised and empowered! Dance Fitness is designed to make fitness fun, all while learning exciting dance moves in a supportive atmosphere. Whether you're a beginner or an advanced dancer, the instructor will guide you through a fusion of Latin-inspired styles and Afro-Caribbean beats. You'll master new moves while grooving to cool beats.Open to UCFitx members and casual participants. Members can book through the Technogym App, while casuals can sign up by contacting us in Building 29, by phone (6201 2542) or email (ucfit@canberra.edu.au). Every Tuesday & Thursday 5:15pm-6:00pm.

Don’t know how to grow veggies and want to learn? Or want to grow and don’t have the space? Then the UCX Connect Up Community Garden wants you!Join the Community of Student Gardeners and learn how to grow produce, plant seasonally, and enjoy eating what you grow! All experience levels welcome. Gardening Bees every Tuesday 4pm-5pm. We've got all the gardening gear you need - just come ready to get your hands dirty.

As Australian democracy grapples with a growing crisis of representation, it is time to ask: who is seen, who is heard, and who remains invisible? How can our political system foster inclusion, equity, and legitimacy—not only in parliament, but across the broader public sphere? This event explores how Australia's democratic institutions can better reflect the voices of its culturally, linguistically, and religiously diverse communities. This conversation brings together academics and practitioners to share insights, experiences, and strategies for strengthening political representation in Australia.Joining us will be Ilo Diaz (Centre Against Racial Profiling), David Nolan (News & Media Research Centre, 91¿´Æ¬ÉñÆ÷), and Emily Foley (Centre for Deliberative Democracy, 91¿´Æ¬ÉñÆ÷ and Flinders University).Moderated by Professor Chris Wallace.