New Indigenous doctors strengthen NT’s medical future
In December 2024, 21 new graduates – including three Indigenous graduates – received their Doctor of Medicine (MD), marking a milestone in the Northern Territory […]
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Better Data will improve Indigenous health outcomes
A gap exists in accurate records of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health data – especially with under-reported births and deaths – so improvements in […]
A deadly vision for culturally safe learning
Sara Carrison (BMedSc(VisSc), MOpt ’19) is an emerging leader championing First Nations optometry students and advocating for creating a culturally safe and inclusive environment within the […]
Indigenous pathways pave the way
Flinders University is reporting record growth in Indigenous students, assisted by our unique Indigenous Entry Stream (IES). Now in its 12th year, the program is […]
A champion for Indigenous progress
In an era when a new generation of Aboriginal leaders carry such great responsibility, Professor Simone Ulalka Tur (MEdSt ’02, PhD(EHLT) ’18) provides a compelling voice […]
Igniting a passion for learning in remote communities
Amanda Greenhill’s (Bed(PrR-7),BA ’22) journey into the world of education is testament to the transformative power of pursuing one’s passions, even later in life. “I actually […]
Launching our second Reconciliation Action Plan
Flinders University is taking another step on our journey towards reconciliation as we seek to embed Indigenous strategies and cultural perspectives in everything that we do. […]
Courtney Ryder
What is your current role and responsibility? I am an Associate Professor and Discipline Lead for Injury Studies for Public Health in the College of Medicine […]
Understanding ancient truths
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that this article contains the name and image of a deceased Elder, used with the family’s permission. […]