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UNSW magazine Spring Issue out now

In the Spring Issue of UNSW magazine, we meet psychology's emerging research stars; we unveil the collaboration boosting the fortunes of a local high school; and we talk to Brenda L Croft about her artistic journey of self-discovery in the shadow of the Stolen Generations.

Published on the 16 Sep 2015 by Steve Offner
Psych superstars... (L-R) Lisa A Williams, Bronwyn Graham, Joel Pearson, Thomas Whitford, Angela Nickerson and Steve Most (seated).
Psych superstars... (L-R) Lisa A Williams, Bronwyn Graham, Joel Pearson, Thomas Whitford, Angela Nickerson and Steve Most (seated).

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Wendy Frew
UNSW Media Office
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w.frew@unsw.edu.au

In the Spring Issue of UNSW magazine, we meet psychology's emerging research stars; unveil the collaboration boosting the fortunes of a local high school; and we talk to Brenda L Croft about her artistic journey of self-discovery in the shadow of the Stolen Generations, and more.

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Also in this issue: we follow in the footsteps of dynamic duo Jeffrey Knapp and Michael West, the forensic accountant and investigative journalist exposing the corporate sleights of hand killing Australia's tax base; explain the new initiative furthering our understanding of China's business environment; profile the Built Environment program helping older Australians stay in their homes for longer; and we talk to political scientist Siobhan O'Sullivan about why moves to criminalise the undercover work of animal activists are bad news for democracy.

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