Shortages of lifesaving medicine have long been a problem in Papua New Guinea. Now, Curtin alumnus James Kara has found a way to ensure medication is available when patients need it most.
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Stacy Gougoulis shares his professional journey, from volunteer at a local community radio station, to host of triplej, Australia’s iconic youth radio broadcaster.
By Zoe Taylor | Alumni news; Humanities; The arts and creative industries | Leave a comment
In the era of cloud computing, accountants can’t just spend their time crunching numbers, argues Director of AR Advisors and Director of Altimus Mark Giglia.
By Daniel Jauk | Alumni news; Business, management and law | Leave a comment
They met half a century ago, but the University’s first cohort of occupational therapy students remain closer than ever, and reunited at Curtin this month to celebrate their 50th anniversary.
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Two seconds. The blink of an eye. The length of time it takes for another person to be forcibly driven from their home. Curtin alumna Vesna Samreth knows what it’s like to be a child refugee.
By Anne Griffin-Appadoo | Alumni news; Business, management and law | Leave a comment
Navigating the complexity of Australia’s healthcare system can be difficult, particularly for Australia’s Indigenous community, says Curtin nursing alumna Melanie Robinson.
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International business graduate Marco Feelisch is making a social impact as well as a style one with his start-up leather goods company, Buckle & Seam.
By Zoe Taylor | Alumni news; Business, management and law | Leave a comment
In Shanghai’s FILA Fusion designer studio, Head of Design and Curtin graduate Jeromy Lim is conceptualising new youth clothing that marries comfortable athleisurewear with vintage streetwear.
By Daniel Jauk | Alumni news; Humanities; The arts and creative industries | Leave a comment
Wedding dresses by their nature are pieces of sartorial splendour, but Madeleine Tucker’s designs are something to behold.
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Dr Alwynne Pegler, the first Principal of the Western Australian School of Mines after it joined the Western Australian Institute of Technology, passed away last November. He was 95 years old.
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