16 Nov, 2021 | Australia Awards, Australia Awards PNG Alumni, Events, GEDSI, News, Success Stories
Papua New Guinea’s first woman university vice-chancellor Dr Cecilia Nembou (pictured above, right) was recognised as an Officer of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (OBE) last month for her services to higher education and as a role model for women. Dr...
9 Nov, 2021 | Australia Awards, Australia Awards PNG Alumni, News
Some of the best friendships are forged through education and continue into professional life. Australia Awards Alumni Serah Tabike can attest to this, after completing her Master’s in Counselling at Curtin University of Technology back in 2012. Serah made a range of...
30 Sep, 2021 | Australia Awards, News, Success Stories
Challenges in pursuing education is a familiar story across Papua New Guinea. For father of three John Timothy (pictured above), such a story is all too real. Now that he’s about to complete his master’s degree as an Australia Awards scholar, John looks...
28 Sep, 2021 | Australia Awards, Australia Awards PNG Alumni, News
Rose Begani (pictured above) admits she was hesitant at first to get a COVID-19 vaccination but that soon changed after she researched and examined the facts. “I considered that vaccines have saved lives from preventable diseases such as polio, smallpox and TB and...
25 Aug, 2021 | Australia Awards, Events, News
Australia Awards Papua New Guinea (AAPNG) scholars recently participated in the Research for Development Impact (RDI) Network Conference. The annual event seeks to invigorate development practice, innovate through leadership and promote cross-collaboration and...
27 Jul, 2021 | Australia Awards, Australia Awards PNG Alumni, GEDSI, News, Success Stories
Australia Awards alumna Emma Minimbi is creating positive change in her community in Jiwaka with her skills and knowledge. Winner of the 2019 Allison Sudradjat Prize which is awarded to two high-achieving Australia Awards scholars from PNG annually, Emma has already...
