Post by the excellent Michelle Monaghan from our Blogger Team. People continue to celebrate the life and work of Yolanda López after her passing on September 3, 2021 after complications with cancer. She is known for her work in reimagining representations of women within Chicano/a culture and society. López died a month before opening her …
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This month, Issy Ennever featured as a guest blogger for Capital EA. Capital EA is a boutique agency providing high-quality executive support, professional and personal development, and specialised recruitment for office professionals. Rural women – the future of Australian leadership By Issy Ennever Regional, rural and remote Australia is abundant with hardships and, although plagued …
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Written by the incredible Alethea Hung from our Blogger Team. As a young female student growing up in a small country town where sports are a major part of both the school and the community, I always thought I didn’t fit in. I am in no way, shape or form sporty; I’m the type of …
Post by Issy Ennever, one of our excellent bloggers. “Rarely are opportunities presented to you in the perfect way. In a nice little box with a yellow bow on top. ‘Here, open it, it’s perfect. You’ll love it.’ Opportunities – the good ones – are messy, confusing and hard to recognise.” This quote came from …
Post by the amazing Michelle Monaghan from our Blogger Team. I’m not going to lie. The current relationship between Australia and China is complicated, to say the least – well, only at the political level. However, at the youth level, it is a whole different story. When I first saw applications for the 12th Australia-China …
Post by the excellent Issy Ennever from our Blogger Team. Dark matter – a mysterious and invisible force preventing the cosmos from flying apart, something we believe is keeping the very fabric of our existence together. Radioactivity – the principle involved in the development of successful cancer treatments, the first of which provided hope for cancer patients against what …
Post by Isabella Ennever, one of our 2020 Leadership Competition winners. Read Isabella’s entry here! I remember the day Country to Canberra called me like it was yesterday: outside was basked in the late afternoon heat, saturating the vegetation and road in piercing, yellow sunshine. Inside was stuffy, especially in my study where I was …
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Post by Coralie Sandor, one of our 2020 Leadership Competition winners. Read Coralie’s entry here! After being selected for Country to Canberra, I immediately knew that I had been granted an incredible opportunity to gain valuable knowledge in the field of gender equality. C2C On Screen exceeded my expectations, through providing me with not only …
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Post by Charlotte White, one of our 2020 Leadership Competition winners. Read Charlotte’s entry here! Even if I tried, I physically could not recommend the Country to Canberra experience more, and mine isn’t even over yet.The friendliness of the other girls, the eloquence and knowledge of the guest speakers, the understanding and supportiveness of every …
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Post by Bailey Falls, one of our 2020 Leadership Competition winners. Read Bailey’s entry here! During the middle of October, I was due to find out if the Country to Canberra panel had chosen my submission as the winner of Tasmania. I had submitted my entry that I had worked on for days, minutes before …
