Poetry the tonic for Yarrie's scarred soul

Yarrie Bangura’s childhood was disrupted by a civil war that ravaged Sierra Leone. But she has found healing through poetry.

The social factors shaping radicalisation and violent extremism in Australia

Dr Joshua Roose helped us to navigate the minefield of violent extremism and radicalisation in the West.  

Painting the portrait of popes and princesses

The former Red Guard revolutionary who became a portraitist to fame and royalty.

The 'invisible' migrants of post-war Australia

A conversation with Professor Sheila Fitzpatrick, one of the world’s leading historians of modern Russia.

A conversation with a world-class sociologist

One of the world’s most celebrated sociologists talks faith, politics, society, the human body, and the life well-lived.

A passion for bringing physiotherapy to developing nations

ACU’s Dr Maria Constantinou on her bid to promote evidence-based sports physiotherapy and clinical care across the globe. 

Entrepreneurs rising to the coronavirus challenge

Entrepreneurship academic Dr Hormoz Ahmadi explains how the pandemic has paved the way for business innovation and collaboration.

From persecution to prosperity for Iraqi-born schoolteacher

Shamiran arrived in Australia as a refugee with only a few words of English. A decade later, she teaches low socio-economic youth.