Finding magic in the flute
Eliza Shephard may well have sibling rivalry to thank for her love of the flute. Eliza and her younger sister followed in the footsteps of their…
A physical legacy
Native Melbournian Robert Walker chose to transfer to Canberra for his honours year based on the reputation of the SWAGºÏ¼¯Research School of Physics…
A gift to humanity
They say ‘a picture is worth a thousand words’. Cambodian born artist Bun Heang Ung’s work is an archetypal example of this truth. With every…
An enduring vision for a sustainable natural landscape
Dr Rob Lesslie always had his eye on the big picture. As one of the country's leading geographers and natural scientists, Rob was passionate about…
Alumnus fighting malaria one mosquito net at a time
Businessman, philanthropist, Rhodes Scholar and SWAGºÏ¼¯alumnus Michael Bungay Stanier reflects on doing great work, ending Malaria and his days at …
Scholarship priorities Indigenous health
When Peter Sharp AO passed away in 2011, he left a large hole in the ACT community. For more than 22 years Peter had served as the medical Director…
Long live discovery
Bruce Chappell and Allan White were friends for over forty years and despite contrasting skills and personalities they complemented each other…
Honouring a father, husband and researcher
Making time for students was always a priority for clinical psychologist and academic Associate Professor Steven Klimidis. "His students loved him…
Supporting Indigenous cultures and histories: the role of philanthropy
The National Centre for Indigenous Studies (NCIS) works to ensure that Indigenous knowledge, perspectives and experiences are respected, valued,…
