ANU Health and Medicine

Opera singer, school teacher and @wearejcsmr PhD candidate Sarah Mann has always believed that music could move us. Now. She’s proving it, one small vocal sample at a time. You can read more about Sarah’s PhD research through the link in our bio. #music #opera @ouranu @anuschoolofmusic @wearejcsmr @anucass @sydneyoperahouse @operaaustralia @nationalopera_canberra

Beat 10 other PhD students at ANU, win $4000 and progress to the Asia-Pacific final in October. Yeh, we'd be cheering loudly for all to hear too, Sand.

Well done to Sasanan, and our ANU runner-up, Rakshanya. We couldn't be prouder.

You can read more about Sasanan's win from the link in the bio.

Calling all graduates! Graduation day is right around the corner, and we couldn’t be more thrilled to celebrate this momentous occasion with you.

In honour of your remarkable achievement, the ANU alumni team is delighted to present your very own ANU Graduation Duck - Etta!

Make sure to stop by Llewellyn Hall from July 10 to 12 and keep an eye out for the massive, yellow inflatable duck to claim your very own graduation memento.

But that’s not all - by updating your contact details, you’ll unlock a wealth of exclusive perks, including access
to exciting events, valuable networking opportunities, personalised career guidance, and crucial alumni updates to propel you forward in your professional journey.
Embrace the extraordinary opportunities awaiting you within the ANU alumni network.

I know without a doubt that our ways heal and we know what harms as community members, ourselves and even as wellbeing researchers, we’re not immune to these harms. And so we are thankful for those of you who encourage, in words and in action to inform harm free, and healing acts.

Powerful words from Fiona Cornforth - Yardhura Walani during their launch this month.

Read more on the centre here: https://linktr.ee/anuhealthandmedicine

I know without a doubt that our ways heal and we know what harms as community members, ourselves and even as wellbeing researchers, we’re not immune to these harms. And so we are thankful for those of you who encourage, in words and in action to inform harm free, and healing acts. Powerful words from Fiona Cornforth - Yardhura Walani during their launch this month. Link in our bio.

Substandard housing combined with overcrowding drives Indigenous health and social inequality according to ANU PhD student Dr Simon Quilty. Together with the Wilya Janta collaboration and Tennant Creek community members, Simon presented solutions to this crisis at Parliament House. Together they showcased new culturally and climatically appropriate housing for Indigenous communities in Central Australia.