What’s on
Promote timely updates, news, events and/or podcasts to showcase ongoing activity. To populate this block you can choose to select a feed source to dynamically display posts or manually choose what posts to display.
Rules
- All items must have an image, title, content, date and link
- Minimum of two and maximum of four items
- Items must be selected from events, news and/or podcasts
Content limits
- Title: 60 characters (two lines)
- Content: 180 characters (four lines)
Live examples
What’s on block example
Occupational Therapy Students Complete Successful Placement at Y WA Kalgoorlie Early Learning Centre
A successful partnership between the Goldfields University Department of Rural Health (GUDRH) and the Y WA has delivered lasting benefits…
Supporting a Greener Future at Kalgoorlie-Boulder Tree Planting Day 2026
Goldfields University Department of Rural Health (GUDRH) staff and students were proud to join Kalgoorlie-Boulder Urban Landcare Group (KBULG) for…
There’s something fishy about our origins
What do your liver, stomach and heart have in common with a fish? It might sound like a tricky trivia…
Researcher Connect: Professor Kit Messham-Muir
Meet Professor Kit Messham-Muir from the School of Media, Creative Arts and Social Inquiry – researcher, author and curator. His…
Ethics Drop-in Sessions: September 2026
Need advice on research ethics or using InfoEd? The Research Office Ethics Team is hosting weekly drop-in sessions for Curtin…
Buddhist Zen Meditation with Venerable Hue Can: September sessions
Take a break from your studies and recharge with Buddhist Zen Meditation led by Venerable Hue Can from the Sunyata…
Unhidden Arts Show
In celebration of Disability Pride Month, the Makerspace and Chronically Crafty have invited artists and creatives living with disability to…
Visit the OASIS Thank You Stall
This semester, we launched a refreshed OASIS. This refresh wasn’t just designed for you; it was designed WITH you. More…