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ADA alum Emile Sherman and his production company See-Saw Films have produced some of the most beloved films and TV shows of the last few decades, including The King’s Speech, Lion, Heartstopper and Slow Horses. It’s a job he loves, but it’s not all glitz and glamour. In fact, it's similar to running a business in almost any other field...

Jean Twenge | Sam Koslowski | Stephanie Ward | Bridie Jabour

Breakneck cultural change means growing up today is a completely different experience from growing up in the 1950s, or the 1980s, or even the 2000s. What is driving these changes and where could the widening generation gap take us as a society?

Craig Kerslake

Director, Nguluway DesignInc

Architect and proud Wiradjuri man, Craig's designs encapsulate Indigenous narratives and culture, creating buildings that serve their communities and foster connections.

As anti-diversity rhetoric gains traction globally, its echoes in Australia pose a growing threat to LGBTQIA+ communities. But history reminds us: collective strength can’t be silenced.

Listen Professor Christy Newman discuss why solidarity, allyship and speaking out are more crucial than ever.

Despite the rush of technological breakthroughs, we find ourselves drifting into a crisis of connection, profound loneliness and division. Nevena Krups takes us on a heartfelt journey, revealing how the ancient and seemingly simple art of friendship can serve as a powerful source to bridge divides and heal a fragmented society. Drawing from her poignant experiences in former Yugoslavia, Krups illuminates how true friendship, with its embrace of differences and commitment to understanding, can transform political landscapes and infuse our world with essential humanness.

From activists to astronauts, more women are added to Celebrating ÑÇÃÀÆåÅÆ Women on Campus’s Women’s Trail.