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From PE to Politics

Clayton Barr went on a journey from PE teacher to politics via an eclectic array of pursuits.

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Cruise Control

David Brown has leveraged both his qualifications and his local pride to attain a position that he finds immensely enjoyable.

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A true blood Producer

Victoria Conners-Bell is living the life many undergraduate communications students dream of.

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Founding Director/Chairperson NSW Indigenous Chamber of Commerce

Debbie Barwick was a finalist for the 2011 Indigenous Alumni Award.

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Associate Professor, Indigenous Health, Canberra

Dr Kerrie Doyle was a finalist for the 2011 Indigenous Alumni Award.

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Companion, Camp Quality, Newcastle

James Morris was a finalist for the 2011 Alumni Award for Exceptional Community Service.

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ABC News Journalist and Television Presenter

Scott Bevan was a finalist for the 2011 Alumni Award for National Leadership.

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Artistic Director,La Boite Theatre Company, QLD

David Berthold was a finalist of the 2011 Newton-John Award.

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Director of Music, Methodist Ladies College, Sydney

Karen Carey was a finalist of the 2011 Newton-John Award.

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Resident Artist, The Gasworks Art Park, Victoria

Julie Squires was the recipient of the 2011 Newton-John Award.

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Executive Officer, UON Foundation, Newcastle

Dr Bernie Curran has survived four lives at the University.

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'My Colombian Death'

Matthew Thompson writes for a range of magazines and newspapers and his published book is titled 'My Colombian Death'.

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