Surveying graduate Dione Bilick has been named the new Surveyor General of WA – the first woman to hold the position since it was established in 1829.
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Kate Mulvany discusses her award-winning portrayal of Shakespeare’s Richard III, pouring champagne on Tobey Maguire in The Great Gatsby and starring in the upcoming Foxtel series, Fighting Season.
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Curtin graduates have torn up the runway with their red-hot designs at China Graduate Fashion Week 2017.
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Communications alumna Amy Hetherington is proof that you can make a living from your greatest passion
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Jessica Ramsay’s dream of making a difference to the lives of others is coming true through her role in guiding the treatment of drug-resistant superbugs as part of Doctors Without Borders.
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Mila Banovic always knew she could make a difference in the world by becoming a lawyer.
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Perth may be an isolated city, but that hasn’t stopped CCD Alliance Director Kerran Campbell from designing security solutions for some of the planet’s most recognisable structures.
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Roberto Rodrigo Fréraut Contreras reveals how his master degree helped prepare him for the position of Exploration Manager at the Chilean state owned mining company Codelco.
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Curtin graduate Anne Neil’s sculpture, Murmur, has been purchased by the State Government as a gift to Curtin University for its fiftieth anniversary.
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WAIT alumnus Dr Thomas Shannon reflects on his lifelong passion for understanding how the body works, and how he has applied his knowledge in diverse settings from healthcare to Hollywood.
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