Sam Reilly is passionate about telling stories of diversity. Now, as a graduate of the UTS Master of Animation and Visualisation, they want to bring those stories to the big screen.
Forensic scientist and PhD student Bridget Thurn is untangling the mysteries of life, death and what it means to be human.
In a quiet museum in La Spezia, Italy, a handwritten diary from the late 1800s tells tales of Aboriginal cultures, languages, and people through the eyes of explorer Giovanni Podenzana. Thousands of kilometres away, in Sydney, Dr Monica Galassi is helping bring these stories home.
In 2025, 60% of people in prison had been previously imprisoned. For First Nations people, the figure is 78%.
Sam Reilly is passionate about telling stories of diversity. Now, as a graduate of the UTS Master of Animation and Visualisation, they want to bring those stories to the big screen.
Forensic scientist and PhD student Bridget Thurn is untangling the mysteries of life, death and what it means to be human.
In a quiet museum in La Spezia, Italy, a handwritten diary from the late 1800s tells tales of Aboriginal cultures, languages, and people through the eyes of explorer Giovanni Podenzana. Thousands of kilometres away, in Sydney, Dr Monica Galassi is helping bring these stories home.
In 2025, 60% of people in prison had been previously imprisoned. For First Nations people, the figure is 78%.