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From disrupting the service marketplace to enriching the careers of UNSW entrepreneurs, Airtasker co-founder Tim Fung is changing the future.
Reg Roberts is a Chartered Accountant at Marksman and also a UNSW Blue recipient.
Nakari Thorpe knew from a young age that she wanted to do something for her people and she found her outlet through telling Indigenous stories.
BA graduate Sky Kunstelj updates us on her life since graduating.
With 10 years in the workforce under her belt, Chemical Engineering graduate and Lend Lease strategist Michelle Hone takes time out to reflect on the journey so far.
BA graduate Robert Leigo updates us on his life since graduation.
After completing the Bachelor of Science (Advanced) at UNSW, Willem joined the Climate Change Research Centre as a PhD candidate.
High fashion and engineering don’t usually sit together in people’s minds, but Bel Teh has found a niche that brings those two worlds together.
Q&A with alumnus and Rio Olympian John "Johnno" Cotterill.
Thanks to knowledge from his elders, La Perouse community’s first indigenous PhD graduate, Dr Shane Ingrey, is using modern science to shine a spotlight on the medicinal potential of local plants.
Daniel Tan graduated from UNSW with a Bachelor of Science, which gave him the scientific knowledge to launch a biotechnology start up based in Singapore.
Jane Cay is the founder and CEO of Birdsnest, one of Australia’s most popular online retailers for women’s clothing. Jane discusses the growth of Birdsnest and what it took to build an online retail business with a personal touch.
Emily Yap is a Bachelor of Materials Science graduate, currently undertaking a cross-institutional PhD at CSIRO and UNSW Science.
Catherine Beehag studied Science Communication at UNSW, which led to her role as Science Communication Manager at the Australian Museum.
We hear from Nicholas Gray, CEO of the Australian and BCom/LLB '97 graduate.
A UNSW alumnus investigating materials that could dramatically improve carbon dioxide capture and enable more efficient hydrogen-powered vehicles is making waves at the CSIRO.
When Professor Jimmy Yun moved to Singapore unexpectedly 17 years ago, he didn’t realise the decision would change his life. Not only did it deepen his relationship with UNSW, it led to a successful entrepreneurial career.