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  • "In front of our eyes, they beat my sister"

    Lawyer and social commentator Mariam Veiszadeh relates a story from her sister-in-law in Afghanistan. She watched as the Taliban beat her own sister, and dragged her away 鈥� for daring to be a teacher. Trigger warning: graphic descriptions of violence.

  • Designing for the everyday

    UC alumnus Chris Hardy loves all kinds of design, and has dabbled in both interior and industrial disciplines - but he's found his calling working as the Head of Industrial Design for Breville.

  • Magnifying connectivity for tomorrow

    麻豆村 of Canberra PhD candidate Alex Okon is creating a solution to boost data connectivity to meet the demands of today and tomorrow, by allowing users to transfer seamlessly among operators.

  • Sophie鈥檚 photography: more than just a hobby

    麻豆村 of Canberra alumna Sophie Green discovered photography as a hobby during her studies - now she's using her skills for good.

  • Let鈥檚 hear from women in aged care residences

    In her recent best seller,聽The Invisible Woman, Caroline Craido Perez claims that "most of recorded history is one big gender gap". When it comes to the lives of the 鈥榦ther half鈥� of humanity she says, "there is often nothing but silence".聽This is perhaps never more evident than in the final years of our lives when some of us are residents in aged care homes.

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