Stories
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Sport, Health & Wellbeing
Celebrating a career that has bridged industry and research: Sports Walk of Fame inductee, Professor David Pyne
Professor David Pyne credits a strong vision and good people for his 40-year history with the º£½ÇÉäÇø and induction to the Sports Walk of Fame.
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Students in Focus
Letting go of other people’s expectations and writing your own story
An immigrant, PhD candidate, wife and mother, Dua’s biography has had chapters all around the world, but she credits her family and Australia for the opportunity to write her own story.
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Environmental Influence
A platypus can glow green and hunt prey with electricity – but it can’t climb dams to find a mate
One of the planet's most unique creatures, the platypus is at risk of extinction, with human-caused threats including habitat loss, climate change, pollution and invasive species like foxes and dogs. Researchers have now added another to that list – dams.
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Students in Focus
An awakening experience for students working in mental health
Postgraduate students are delivering a successful early intervention program for young people with borderline personality disorder (BPD) characteristics in a unique practical placement opportunity.
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Alumni Stories
Sharing the flavours of my culture
Although Arika Errington grew up feeling like she couldn’t embrace her Aboriginal culture, she is changing that for her daughter – starting with her native food business.