The creative arts can hold up a mirror to our society, drawing us to look deeper into who we are and what we believe. For actor, singer, dancer, and writer Sarah Furnari, it’s a potent avenue for shaping a better world.
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Features, profiles and news pieces for print and online publications.
Hungry for a share in a booming startup? Bundlfresh delivers | MQ Incubator news
Quality local produce and artisan products have never been in higher demand, but in a world where online shopping and delivery are king, small independent businesses often struggle to compete with supermarket chains. In Sydney’s Northern Beaches, innovative startup Bundlfresh is changing the game – and right now, its founders are offering a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for everyday people to take a stake in its prodigious growth.
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Double vision | UOW OUTLOOK MAGAZINE
Meet twins Beth and Amy Glancey, the dynamic young duo storming the fast-paced worlds of tech and retail.
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No time to wait: Corryong baby’s rushed birth aided by telehealth | My Emergency Doctor
When Cudgewa mum Nicole became unwell with vomiting at 38 weeks pregnant with her second child, she and her young family could never have predicted their newest member would soon make a dramatic entry.
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Fashion forward | UOW OUTLOOK MAGAZINE
You may know Donny Galella as a stylist to the stars, dressing everyone from style icon Sophia Loren to Kelly Rowland, Randy Jackson, Jane Krakowski, Dannii Minogue and countless more. But it’s when Galella talks about helping everyday Aussies to shine that he really lights up.
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Food for thought | UOW Outlook Magazine
When it comes to mental health and behaviour, the brain has long been thought of as the primary therapeutic target – with mixed results and often undesirable side effects. But a growing body of evidence suggests that our diet and gut microbiota could play a much bigger role than first thought.
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The next wave of telehealth innovation | The Health Advocate
Telehealth has truly come to the fore amidst COVID-19, and what has accelerated is a new horizon of telemedical support in specialities. But My Emergency Doctor(MED) has long been at the forefront of emergency telemedicine – they’ve been addressing pervasive emergency department challenges through innovations in telehealth since 2016.
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Superwomen of STEM | UOW OUTLOOK MAGAZINE
In recent years, the cry to get more women into STEM careers – and support them to flourish – has amplified. Meet some of UOW’s rising stars of STEM, paving the way for the next generation to confidently chase their dreams.
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The brain on the bench | UOW Outlook Magazine
Think a 3D-printed model of your brain, complete with neurons derived from your individual stem cells and arranged in complex neural pathways, is the stuff of science fiction? Not according to electromaterials pioneer and NSW Scientist of the Year Professor Gordon Wallace, whose groundbreaking ‘Brain on the Bench’ technology is poised to revolutionise understanding and intervention in neurological diseases.
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Multi-drug resistant UTI: is the answer in our food? | Research Australia INSPIRE magazine
Urinary tract infections are among the most common bacterial infections, with treatment costs running to billions of dollars worldwide each year – and the problem is being compounded by growing antimicrobial resistance. But according to new research, the answer could well lie in the food we eat.
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A curious traveller | UOW Outlook Magazine (cover story)
Acclaimed artist and educator Guy Warren AM shares stories from his studio on a distinguished career spanning more than 80 years.
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The art of influence | UOW Outlook
In a global market where consumers are exposed to as many as 5,000 advertising messages and countless social media posts daily, what helps a brand achieve cut-through and gives it credibility, longevity and influence?
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For the love of learning | Tower Magazine
The Berrymans have a long history with UTS, but it was their work in bringing print literature to the blind that brought them together.
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Creative by design | Tower Magazine
What happens when we throw away our preconceived ideas about solutions and start to think differently, more creatively?
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The life force of big data | Tower Magazine (cover story)
Professor Carolyn McGregor’s research could not only save newborns, but help astronauts stay alive on Mars and revolutionise the landscape for mental health conditions like PTSD.
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