Changing the course of Cambodia one voice at a time
As Cambodia’s first internationally trained and accredited speech pathologist, Samnang Chan (MSpPath ’21) is making it her life’s mission to address a critical area of unmet […]
Treating cultural difference as a positive asset for learning
A proud Nurungga man who grew up in the Point Pearce Mission on the Yorke Peninsula, South Australia, Professor Lester-Irabinna Rigney AM (PhD(EHLT) ’07) is today […]
Food provides the entrée into a wider Afghan experience
Durkhanai Ayubi (BScMedChem, BSc(Hons) ’07) is a dynamic presence, recognised in 2022 as one of South Australia’s notable 40-Under-40 entrepreneurs for being a successful author, noted […]
A gut feeling that your brain is the key
Considering the debilitating and socially restricting effect digestive and gut health issues can wreak on people’s quality of life, there is still a huge amount we […]
Giving back leads to personal progression
After some gentle encouragement from his parents, a shy 13-year-old Dr Felix Ho ASM OAM (MD ’15), or just Felix at the time, would begin volunteering […]
A whole-hearted commitment to improved cardiac care
His nickname at school was Cardiac – such was Professor John Beltrame AM’s (BM, BS ’86) fascination with the heart. Although, his high school grades didn’t […]
Producing cells that reset a damaged immune system
As many as one in 10 people worldwide are affected by autoimmune diseases – but many treatments that manage the symptoms have had inconsistent results and […]
Adding brilliant colour to positive artistic messages
Mali Isabel (BEd(PrR-7), BA ’21) is a unique type of political artist, using rainbow colours and dazzling Indigenous dot designs to speak about better possibilities through […]
Sustaining quality in our political system
A career in public life – as a public servant, in parliament and now as an educator – has defined the commitment of former South Australian […]