Creating a culture of peace
As a young boy in Kudus, Central Java, Professor Abdul Mu’ti (MEd ’98) often listened to Radio Australia broadcasts to help him learn English. Then […]
Archive Author: Rebecca Esteve
An activist campaigning for equity
Dr Hetifah Sjaifudian, MPP (PhD(SS) ’06) has dedicated her life to public service, advocacy, and advancing opportunities for marginalised communities. Born in Bandung, West Java, […]
2024 Premier's Excellence Awards
Congratulations to the Flinders alumni who were recently announced as winners and finalists in the 2024 SA Premier’s Excellence Awards across the six categories, recognising […]
Emerging Flinders Screen alumni win top prizes in Quicksilver production fu...
Congratulations to the Flinders Screen graduates who have been awarded a share of $136,000 through the SA Film Corporation & Mercury Quicksilver Production initiative. Their short […]
48-hour CRAM turns out just fine
A collective of talented, emerging Flinders Drama and Screen alumni will see their short film, THIS IS FINE., screen at Cannes Film Festival 2025 as […]
Flinders Students and Alumni Sweep 48 Hour Film Project Awards
Alumni and current students of the Flinders Drama Centre, and the Bachelor of Creative Arts (Screen) piled up awards at the Adelaide division of the international […]
Recognising our leaders in education
Congratulations to all Flinders Graduates who have received Education Awards in 2024. The SA Government’s Public Education Awards and the Educators SA World Teachers’ Day Awards […]
Teaching provides a home away from home
When Aengus Drake-Harris (BEd(Sec),BHlthSc ’21) first began his teaching degree at Flinders University, he never expected to end up settling down in a rural community. Now, […]
Habits, routines and rituals can be the key to self-care for psychologists
Gareth Furber (BPsych(Hons)’02, PhD(ClinPsych)’07) is a psychologist and after a decade of working in child and adolescent mental health, took on the role of e-mental […]