News at Curtin

Celebrating 50 years on the airwaves!

#CurtinFM is celebrating five decades of connecting Western Australians through music, stories and shared experiences.

Beginning as Perth’s first community radio station in 1976, Curtin FM now reaches around 200,000 listeners each week.

Curtin Vice-Chancellor Professor Harlene Hayne said the milestone belongs to the staff, presenters and volunteers who are the heart of the station, which holds a special place in the hearts of many Western Australians. Curtin FM Associate Director Quinn Glasson said its greatest achievement has been building and serving its community.

Shout out to everyone who has been part of Curtin FM’s 50-year story! Tune into the station’s remarkable history below.

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Australian workers want employers to act on climate change, but many are sceptical of corporate promises.

A new report from the Curtin Centre for Applied Ethics found only 14% of workers believe their employer is making good progress on climate commitments, while 79% believe greenwashing is common.

Professor Anthony Langlois and Professor Astghik Mavisakalyan found employees are more likely to trust climate claims that are independently verified, with climate performance also increasingly influencing where people choose to work.

Hear Professor Langlois’ and Professor Mavisakalyan’s insights.

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Study spots, food stops and everything in between. 📚🍴

Join Ellynie as she shares some of her favourite places around Curtin’s campus.

Which one would you add to your list? 👀

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The colours on campus during Kambarang 💛

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