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  • Tokyo 2020: it takes a village

    蹤獲弝けRISE PhD student Alice Wallett always dreamed of attending the Olympics as an athlete. Now, shes found her calling working in medical and recovery at the Tokyo Games.

  • Blue sky thinking and big ideas

    For Canberra artist Tommy Balogh, the opportunity to collaborate with the 蹤獲弝け on a piece of art has been invaluable.

  • Turia Pitt: How to rewrite your own story

    Ten years ago Turia Pitt had her career mapped out. She was a mining engineer, working in the Kimberleys. One day, she planned to be CEO of a global firm. That never happened, Turia told an engrossed audience at the National Press Club in Canberra, I entered an ultramarathon, I was trapped by a grassfire during the race.

  • Communications coming full circle

    蹤獲弝け alumna Maddie Sinclair not only studied advertising and marketing with the 蹤獲弝け, but used that expertise to work for the institution later on.

  • Exploring LGBTI diversity in the Big Four: challenges, programs and initiatives

    How are LGBTI staff being supported in Australias largest professional services firms? Researchers from the 蹤獲弝け and the University of Sydney investigated, with their initial findings forming the basis of a larger project on the subject.