Update on Parramatta Student Campus Council

Update on Parramatta Student Campus Council

The Parramatta Student Campus Council (SCC) is a diverse group of actively engaged students who study at Parramatta South or City campus. We are all about making your experience here the best it can be. We want to hear what you love, like or loathe about Parramatta...

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Skateboarding in Tokyo: My year abroad

Skateboarding in Tokyo: My year abroad

From March 2016 up until February of this year, I had the amazing opportunity of going on a two-semester exchange program at Meiji University, Tokyo, to study Japanese language and culture. The university lifestyle was relaxed and I was able to make good use of my...

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Totem Skateboarding’s Great Australia Tour

Bu Naomi Hastings: This month the folk from Totem Skateboarding are embarking on a massive tour around  Australia, bringing the positive influence of skateboarding to regional and remote communities, and they are looking for your help to make this possible.  Totem...

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Ten days of skating in Tokyo

Ten days of skating in Tokyo

By Naomi Hastings: As I write this, it’s been ten days since I moved into my apartment in central Tokyo, where I will be living for the rest of this year, as part of a two semester exchange program at Meiji University. It’s also been ten days since I unpacked the four...

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Skateboarders Western Sydney U: Summer Skate Series

Skateboarders Western Sydney U: Summer Skate Series

By Naomi Hastings: In November 2015, the skateboarders’ club at Western Sydney U kicked off its Summer Skate Series with the Parramatta Skateboarding Competition – a free, open for anyone to enter competition, spanning two weekends, attracting a massive amount of...

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Skating in Cape Town

Skating in Cape Town

By Naomi Hastings: Skateboarding is alive and thriving in Cape Town, South Africa. I have had the awesome chance to go skating in this city on two occasions – in September 2015 and December 2014 – and get to know the incredible people that make the skate scene there...

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Ask Quai why skate

Ask Quai why skate

Q&A with Skuws skater Quai by Naomi Hastings: When did you start skating? I started skating when I was in year 5, about 11 – 12 years old. What’s your favourite thing about skating? My favourite thing about skateboarding is the feeling you get when you accomplish...

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