Archive Author: David Sly
Dying2Learn is opening up difficult conversations
It’s something we must all ultimately address, yet our society remains deeply reticent to talk openly about death and dying. ‘If we don’t have these conversations, […]
Closing the gap on justice in the NT
Leanne Liddle is set to transform the Northern Territory justice system. As Director of the Aboriginal Justice Unit in the Northern Territory’s Department of the Attorney-General […]
A force for hope and understanding
Sarah Brown AM is a crucial figure in the development of improved services in remote communities. With a focus on advancing the health of Aboriginal Australians […]
The StAMP of approval
HASS Student-Alumni Mentoring Program is creating opportunities for industry connection and career growth. Filmmaker Fraser Whitehead (BCreatArts(Screen) ’21) admits he needed help to get a foothold […]
Exposing ethical failures in organ transplants
The shocking truth of human organ transplant abuse, revealed in the 2015 documentary Hard to Believe, spurred Professor Wendy Rogers to take action. Professor Wendy Rogers […]
Driving gender equity in science
As Science in Australia Gender Equity (SAGE) Project Manager, Dr Melanie Farrier is leading a team that has made significant progress in advancing key actions toward […]
Understanding shark behaviour
As a child, Dr Lauren Meyer dreamed of being a sea turtle, now she studies sharks, bringing scientific clarity to the oft-maligned and widely misunderstood area […]
A rising star on a taboo subject
By daring to bring the taboo subject of genital body image distress into broader discussion, Dr Gemma Sharp has established herself as a rising star in […]