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The business of success
An Edith Cowan University researcher has completed his PhD thesis on the study of resilience in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander university students.
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Achieving against the odds
Six women from Darwin Correctional Precinct successfully graduated in Certificate II Indigenous Environmental Health recently.
Study space helps student doctor
Originally a graduate of a Bachelor of Science, Lee Vocale lacked direction and wasn’t applying himself. It was his dad who got him back on track.
Experimenting with science
A new project developed by Edith Cowan University aims to encourage Indigenous students in Western Australia to pursue a career in science.
Barunga Festival: a chance for learning
As well as the Remote Schools Attendance Strategy, the Barunga Festival has been boosting school attendance in the top end.
Morrgul’s Kimberly moguls
A Kimberly-based Indigenous business development program is behind a new initiative providing advice to aspiring entrepreneurs.
Breaking the cycle at Mimili
There were many reasons that school attendance was dismal at Mimili, but with the implementation of a new strategy, changes are already evident.
Star student picks up TAFE Award
Samantha Mancuso won the award for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Student of the Year.
A taste of university life
Sixty Year 9 and 10 students from the Gladstone and Moreton Bay regions will get a taste of university life this week
Talent gets creative boost
Looking for a creative boost? You have until 13 June to apply for one of this year’s Australian Indigenous Creator Scholarships
Indulkana’s successful school strategy
An exponential growth in school attendance in the remote Indulkana Ananga School in South Australia
Chatty Kidz connects readers
The Chatty Kidz and Indigenous Literary Foundation have teamed up to launch a simple, yet powerful app for reading with children
Call out for science scholars
Indigenous science students wishing to join young people from across Asia at the 2014 Asian Science Camp are invited to apply for a scholarship
Marnee earns Chancellor’s medal
Marnee Shay, 31, is believed to be the first Aboriginal recipient of the USC Chancellor’s Medal
Bringing science to community
Scitech strives to “increase awareness, interest, capability and participation by all Western Australians in science, technology, engineering and mathematics”
Creating change within government
The Indigenous Australian Government Development Programme aims to increase the representation of Indigenous Australians working in government
Apunipima midwives win scholarships
Five midwives have received the opportunity to further their studies, thanks to the Australian Government’s Department of Health and the Australian College of Nursing
Filling the cavity in oral health gap
The iSmile Dental Assisting training program aims to get more Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders into dentistry
You’re speaking my language!
Two Victorian schools have been lucky enough to participate in a two-year Aboriginal languages’ pilot program, now in its second year
Sadie wins Fulbright Scholarship
Sadie Heckenberg will be jetting off to Hawaii for 10 months after winning herself the 2014 Fulbright Scholarship
Law student hopes to make a difference
Lucinda Stewart is a selfless person, with a goal of one day working within the legal system
School-based trainees: A step ahead
A new school-based traineeship program at South Western Sydney Institute of TAFE (TAFE SWSi) is delivering good results so far for three young Aboriginal women
3A Learning Centres get results
Gumala Aboriginal Corporation recently hosted the preeminent world expert in early childhood learning and the inventor of the Abecedarian Approach, Professor Joe Sparling at its Paraburdoo and Wakuthuni Early Childhood Centres
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