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UNE Line Dancing is officially kicking off and we want YOU on the dance floor.

No experience? Two left feet? No partner?

Perfect. You’ll fit right in 🤠

We’re all about good music, good people, and learning something new (without taking ourselves too seriously).

📱 Scan the QR code (link in bio) 📝 Express your interest 💃 Absolute beginners welcome

Boots on, stress off 🤠

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Classes Social Nights Absolute Beginners Welcome

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https://wkf.ms/4ovEVfp

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Study with Joanna every Wednesday and Sunday!

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Study with Joanna every Wednesday and Sunday!

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Hold yourself accountable and make some friends while studying on the Digital HQ with our Student Ambassador Joanna!

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Weekdays 5pm-6pm!

Join Jake for all things Digital HQ, live on TuneFM and streaming on the Digital HQ homepage!

Send in your song requests via the forums!

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Advocacy & Welfare is a dedicated, free service created to assist UNE students. 

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Advocacy & Welfare is a dedicated, free service created to assist UNE students. 

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CONTACT US

Ph: (02) 6773 3116

Email: advocacy@une.edu.au

Web: unelife.com.au/advocacy

IG: @advocacywelfare

FB: @advocacywelfareUNE

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This Strava Group creates a space where our community can connect and share how you have been staying active, no matter what you are doing or where you are located. https://www.unelife.com.au/une-healthy-campus/

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Learn more: https://www.unelife.com.au/une-healthy-campus/#simpli

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Online teaching and learning environments require ethical conduct guided by an overarching notion of civility, fairness, and sensitivity to others. Please read and follow the guidelines set out below before posting to discussion forums. We welcome your contributions.

General Principals of Online Conversation

We encourage you to discuss ideas, to share your knowledge and expertise, and contribute your own perspective. However, please remember to be succinct and relevant, and to support your opinions with facts and evidence. Always include a subject header that reflects your message's content.

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We encourage you to be open and frank, but also polite and courteous. Do not make comments that are false, misleading, derogatory, inflammatory, defamatory, abusive, harassing, insulting, obscene, offensive, threatening or discriminatory. Do not engage in emotional flame wars.

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Online teaching and learning environments require ethical conduct guided by an overarching notion of civility, fairness, and sensitivity to others. Please read and follow the guidelines set out below before posting to discussion forums. We welcome your contributions. General Principals of Online Conversation We encourage you to discuss ideas, to share your knowledge and expertise, and contribute your own perspective.