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Real talk

headspace, in partnership with Universities Australia, is hosting a short, practical workshop on how to talk about mental health with people at work and in your personal life.
A female focus on finance

Research shows that women face unique challenges when it comes to money and saving for retirement. It’s a complex issue, impacted by the number of women in part-time work, and taking time out of the workforce to care for children and family.
The basics of investing your super

It’s more important than ever to understand how your super is invested. But where to start?
One month to go!

October is National Safe Work Month—a time to commit to building a safe and healthy workplace.
Coffee and chat with a psychologist

The Human Resources Wellbeing Program, in conjunction with Human Psychology, have organised for Leah Frost to visit:
It's time to recalibrate

As we continue to grapple with uncertainty and change, we invite you to join UniSuper and SuperFriend, UniSuper’s mental health partner, for the last in a series of live webcasts focussed on your mental and physical wellbeing.
University Awards for Outstanding Achievement

The University Awards are designed to celebrate the diverse and exceptional successes of University staff and titleholders.
[Read more about University Awards for Outstanding Achievement]
Defined Benefit Division explained
Whether you’re new to UniSuper, or you’ve been a member for a little while – you probably have questions about the Defined Benefit Division (DBD). It’s a complex product - so where do you start? Our DBD explained webcast will help.
Super fundamentals
We know our super is set aside for the future, but it needn’t stay out of mind until then.
Human Resources staff wellbeing program

Wellbeing is the ability to feel good and function effectively in all aspects of our lives. Human Resources have a number of resources and events available free to all fixed term, casual and continuing staff for the remainder of 2021.