The Curtin graduate, and 2019 WA Youth Volunteer of the Year, has raised awareness for marginalised groups in Africa, Asia and regional Australia.
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“I think it’s really important to be ready to adapt and understand how the audience is evolving.” Curtin journalist grad Nick Sas reflects on what it takes to work in today’s news industry.
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Australian and Indonesian Airbnb hosts and their guests are the focus of a new research project aiming to improve tourist accommodation, by Curtin graduate and PhD candidate Aji Cahya Nusantara.
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Eight years ago, Jessica Ellison would never have predicted that her organisation would become WA’s market leader in physiotherapy.
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An NT-first stormwater sediment control system and an award-winning school for students with disabilities are just a couple of the projects Paul Brandis has worked on since moving to Darwin in 2012.
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A Curtin University alumnus and international entrepreneur has been named on the Forbes 30 under 30 Europe list, which recognises young disrupters, visionaries and rising stars from across the region.
By Lauren Sydoruk | Alumni news; Business, management and law
Since opening in 2016, FUNK Cider has won over Western Australians and tourists alike with its selection of aromatic beverages.
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Wedding dresses by their nature are pieces of sartorial splendour, but Madeleine Tucker’s designs are something to behold.
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Curtin alumna Bec Bignell is empowering regional Australians to tell their stories and break down stereotypes about living in the bush.
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Alison James’ acclaimed short film Judas Collar chronicles the journey of a wild camel captured and fitted with a culling device.
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