A leader in planning
Once the CEO of the ‘best council in Australia’, Stephen Hains’ leadership in town planning and management has had a great impact on Adelaide’s Councils. In […]
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Stretching the boundaries of cinema sound
With more than 140 feature films in North America, South America, Europe, Asia and Australasia, James Currie (BA(Hons) ’76) is one of the most significant and […]
Lizard legacy inspires children’s books
The adventures of two endangered pygmy bluetongue lizards, Pinky and Peet have been captured in a children’s book by Dawn Hawthorn-Jackson (BA ’97). Pinky and Peet, The […]
The wuthering heights of politics
Brooke Thomas is an advocate for social change. In her high pressure, high profile role as Chief of Staff and Arts Adviser to the ACT Attorney-General […]
Igniting imaginations
If “a book is a device to ignite the imagination” then Flinders University alumna Zainah Rahmiati has set alight an inferno by establishing a successful community […]
International maritime archaeologist
A former journalist with the UK broadsheets including stints in the Middle East, Jessica Berry took her career underwater after studying a Master in Maritime Archaeology […]
Enriching lives with culture
In the 1970s Douglas Gautier AM embarked on his creative arts career, first stop… Flinders University. “It was an exciting time at Flinders where creative leadership […]
Life behind the silver screen
At the age of 16 Dr Scott Hicks enrolled in a Bachelor of Arts at Flinders University, where he discovered the doorway to what became his […]
The scene setter
A three-year lead time gave emerging playwright Phillip Kavanagh plenty of time to speculate about the response to his newest work, Deluge. While his previous form […]