
First languages program facilitator
As a First Languages program facilitator Lala Gutchen works to build, understand and archive language – and today, that means utilising technology — By Lala

As a First Languages program facilitator Lala Gutchen works to build, understand and archive language – and today, that means utilising technology — By Lala

Brittany Carter is a Wiradjuri woman working as a research project advisor with CSIRO to highlight Indigenous peoples’ contributions to biological collections — By Brittany

Director Māori Research and Partnerships, Ariana Estoras (Ngāti Maniapoto), develops farming solutions that stem from both Mātauranga Māori and science – By Ariana Estora with

Akuira Whaanga wants to improve the statistics on poor oral health for Māori – By Akuira Whaanga with Amokura Panoho Ko Mauao te maunga —

Kinjia Munkara-Murray transformed self doubt into a successful science career Raised in Garramilla (Darwin), Kinjia Munkara-Murray is a proud Tiwi and Rembarrnga woman who spent

As an analytical chemist at ANSTO, Brett’s days involve analysing air, water and soil samples from Australia and around the world

When Corey Brown, a proud Gamilaraay and Dunghutti man, launched Goanna Solutions in 2018, he wanted to break a cycle and make digital technologies, and the skills required to get a job in the field, available to everyone.

It’s Candice Bowditch’s job to keep Google systems safe from hackers and other cyber security threats

Health sciences offers so many awesome study pathways. Shaymus Malone chose nutrition science, but is now switching to physiology

Junior developer, Women in Tech president and VUW student Aleisha Amohia is breaking down barriers for young women studying engineering.

Naomi Manu established the Pūhoro STEM Academy at Massey University, which works to improve Māori participation and success in STEM.

Nine-year-old Jarom Hauwai-Sauer is a self-taught coder who is using his tech skills for good!

Lesley Woodhouse is a Darug woman bringing Indigenous culture to the world.