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Issue 60 | Spring/Summer 2017
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Introducing our new CEO
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Reunion Dinner 1963 - 72
Contents Save the date
From the Principal/CE ................................................... 3
Introducing our new CEO ............................................ 4 17 February 2018
Indigenous program at Lincoln ................................. 5 Move in day - Freshers
Thinker in residence ...................................................... 6
18 February 2018
College Club news ......................................................... 7
Scholarships 2017........................................................... 8 Move in day - Returning residents
Creativity at Lincoln ........................................................9
July 2018
Reunion Dinner 1963 - 72 ........................................ 10
LCAA .................................................................................. 12
1973-1979 Reunion Dinner
Alumni news ................................................................. 13 We’ll be celebrating 1973 – 1979 which
is when women first came to live at the
Alumni drop-ins ............................................................ 14 College. If you would like to help us
Professional mentoring .............................................. 16 coordinate this event we would love to hear
Snapshots 2017 ............................................................. 17 from you!
Thank you for your support ..................................... 18 If you attended Lincoln during 1973 - 1979
please make sure we have your most up
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From the Principal/CE
Welcome to this year’s edition of Lincoln Line. As and academic support the College provides.
another year draws to a close it is time to reflect Overall a very satisfying year!
on what has been accomplished. It has certainly
This is my last year at Lincoln College as I have
been an action packed year with many highlights.
decided that after eight years it is time to seek
The opening of our Hambly BBQ area late last new challenges. I am grateful to have been part
year complete with reconciliation themed of this community and to have been given the
mural, and seeing the Aboriginal flag flying at opportunity to lead the College for the last four
our gate, have been rewarding moments. I am years. It is both a sad and exciting time as I say
proud of Lincoln’s commitment to providing a goodbye to the Lincoln residents that have made
supportive and welcoming environment for our my work so enjoyable. I would like to thank the
Indigenous residents. Our victory at intercollege staff and Board of the College for their support. It
swimming that left us all filled with joy is etched has been a wonderful experience!
in my memory. The 1963 – 1972 reunion was a
wonderful evening with Lincolnites travelling Linda Bastick
back to College to see old friends and rekindle Principal & Chief Executive
relationships that began some fifty years ago.
Our mid-year academic results were another
highlight as they are testament to the hard work
of our residents and also the excellent pastoral
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Introducing our new CEO
We are pleased to announce that Dr Paul Tosch The next part of my life journey is about a
has been appointed as our new Chief Executive return to Lincoln, to a position to which I have
Officer. always admired and respected. As I sit below the
portraits of previous Masters and Principals I feel
As an alumnus of Lincoln, Paul is a passionate
very humbled to be given the opportunity to
about the living and learning environment it
serve the College as a custodian of something
delivers. With over 17 years working in tertiary
much bigger than myself. I look forward to
education, Paul has experience in Australian
meeting all Lincolnites past, present and future to
and international universities, both as Head of
discuss how Lincoln has, will or can impact your
College and Postdoctoral researcher. Paul’s career
life in such a magical way, just as it has affected
to date has given him extensive experience of
my own Life.
tertiary education pathways across all disciplines
and a firm understanding of the role College I would like to congratulate Linda Bastick on
plays in enhancing the student experience, serving Lincoln so well for such a long time, I can
student success, leadership development and see the positive impact Linda has had all around
employability. me and I wish her well for the future.
From the Chief Executive Officer So as 2018 rolls in, I wish for you to remember
your own journey to now, and reflect on how you
Firstly, I’d like to thank all the staff and students
too can lead others on the path Lincoln College
for the warm welcome I have received. I have
helped you through. I will be spending the
been lucky enough to speak to residents past and
coming months simply connecting with people,
present who have all been willing to share their
sharing your stories and mine so that together we
stories on how the Lincoln community is a place
are able to foster the next chapter for Lincoln.
of achievement and growth.
For me, being back at Lincoln, I reflect on the Dr Paul Tosch
sense of pride we all share in our love of Lincoln Chief Executive Officer
and its history. Those of us who are or have been
part of the College understand the role it plays in
improving people’s lives and connecting people
to create strength, resilience and employability.
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Indigenous program at Lincoln
With an increasing number of Indigenous student
enrolments, we’re committed to ensuring that 1
Lincoln is a culturally safe and welcoming space
for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander residents.
Since 2016, we’ve completed a number of
projects and initiatives designed to make Lincoln
a place that feels like home to our Indigenous
residents, including the display of Indigenous
art and acknowledgement of country and the
Hambly BBQ reconciliation art project. This year
we appointed a resident Indigenous Advisor, 2
ran cultural awareness training for all Residential
Advisors and Academic Tutors and we now
proudly fly the Aboriginal flag alongside the
Australian flag and Lincoln flag, outside our
Admin building.
A big thank you goes to our inaugural resident
Indigenous Advisor, Mai-Sie Crawford-Owers
(who hails from Barkindji country in NSW) for 3
her valued advice and contribution to all our
initiatives. We’d like to express our gratitude to
local Kaurna elders, Aunty Rosemary Wanganeen
and Uncle Rod O’Brien, for developing a
relationship with Lincoln and also thank
Aboriginal artist Narisha Cash (who has Jingili and
Mudburra heritage), as well as Dawn Hawthorn
Jackson and Uncle Major “Moogy” Sumner (a
Ngarrindjeri elder) from Emu Consulting, for 4
their involvement and continued support in
these initiatives. We’d also like to thank former
Chair of the Lincoln Board, Gregor Ramsay, for
donating funds to purchase the Aboriginal flag, as
a symbol of his long-time support for Indigenous
education. A special mention must also go to
Katrina Levesque, a Youth Work intern at Lincoln
in 2016, for her pivotal work in establishing the Images (above): 1. The Aboriginal flag alongside the
ongoing steps we’ve taken to ensure Indigenous Australian flag and Lincoln flag, outside Admin building
residents feel included and welcomed. 2. Dean of Students, Dr Jordan Bell, alumna Juanita Sumner,
resident Myles Turner & alumna Matilda D'Antoine at the
recent Wirltu Yarlu Community BBQ 3. Aboriginal artist,
Dr Jordan Bell Narisha Cash, Principal & CE, Linda Bastick & Youth Work
intern, Katrina Levesque 4. Life Member, Anthony Moore &
Dean of Students
Indigenous Advisor, Mai-Sie Crawford-Owers.
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Thinker in residence
“Social entrepreneurs are not content just designed to support young people to thrive in
to give a fish or teach how to fish. They will the new economy.
not rest until they revolutionised the fishing
It was an amazing opportunity to hear Allyson
industry”– Bill Drayton, Founder of Ashoka.
speak and witness her passion for social
Lincoln is no stranger to hosting renowned innovation. In a room full of university students
members of the international and local commencing their journey into the world
academic community. This year social and wanting to make a change, Allyson was
entrepreneur Allyson Hewitt stayed at Lincoln, an inspiring figure who remained relatable.
whilst she served as the inaugural Thinker She began her journey taking courses that
in Residence (TiR) for the re-established TiR people at Lincoln are currently studying,
program. The program, led by the South Bachelor of Criminology before advancing to
Australian Don Dunstan Foundation, is Law and Management. She broadened our
devoted to social change through policy understanding of the limits of what students
and system adjustment in areas of social can accomplish and achieve with their degrees.
justice projects. Over the next few years, the Her enthusiasm was urgent in every action and
program hopes to re-design social innovation word and it was clear that her passion for social
systems so that private, public and non-for innovation was the driving force behind where
profit sectors can become more effective she is today, a successful woman in the field of
in the delivery of important issues ranging social justice and international collaboration,
from water environmental sustainability to making a sustainable and positive mark on the
transport to education. world and in the lives of others.
Allyson is an admirable participating thinker
and her range of experience was inspiring. As Meredith Dowling
a Senior Fellow for Social Innovation at the Lincoln resident 2017
highly successful MaRS Discovery District in
Canada, Allyson has assisted hundreds of social
ventures to become economically sustainable
and maximize their social impact. Allyson also
played an active role in the MaRS Solutions
Lab, an organisation designed to tackle
complex challenges; and Studio Y, an initiative
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College Club news
2017 has been a great year for College Club dripping wet to find a little umbrella hanging
with big wins in sport and many successful from the door knob. It was a common sight to
social events. Lincoln put in an amazing effort at see gift bags hanging from doors, waiting to
swimming, taking out first place and ended St. be found. Little puns written on post-it notes
Mark's five year winning streak. The Stags also accompanied gifts of doughnuts, chocolate
took home wins at debating and boat racing. The cake, jars of Nutella and Mars Bars. As the
Lincoln ball was amazing yet again and our open week continued, doors were covered in ABBA
show, Frat Party not only doubled attendance posters, more puns, streamers and balloons.
selling out for the first time in the event’s history As a testament to effort, one resident was
but it also grew profit from $100 to $6000. 2017 guided on a scavenger hunt with clues before
also saw College Club attract new sponsorships receiving her gift. Stag Week concluded with
and launch our very own brand new website and a charity car wash and bake sale, raising funds
online store for College Club Merchandise. for JKP Education, an institution that provides
free education from kindergarten to university
This year College Club introduced a new week-
for underprivileged girls in rural India.
long event called Secret Stag. Similar to Kris
Kringle, individuals were given the name of
another resident, with a mission to make their Prajay Patel
week brighter, by any means possible. The College Club President
explosion of gifts and generosity that erupted
over the next seven days was incredible. The Lachlan Kipling
standard was set on the first day when it was College Club Publicity Officer
raining and a resident returned to their room
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Scholarships 2017 Congratulations to this year’s scholarship recipients. Henderson Bequest Scholarship Adina Laforgia, Ashton Ballinger, Kathryn Simons, Elisha Hinge, Kienan McKay Jubilee Scholarship James Wardell Hambly Scholarship Ella Gosling Andrew Smith Scholarship Gerald Evans Jane Smith Scholarship Nathan Lee CK Cheong Scholarship Rebekah Laslett Colombo Scholarship WenNee Teh Geoff Scott Scholarship Josiah Wong Neville Arthur Scholarship Phoebe Burbury Sodexo Wellbeing Scholarship Emily Hicks 8 | LincolnLine
Creativity at Lincoln
Creative writing competition Art competition winners
winners
The Art Competition residents entered art
Creative Writing Competition winners was works, including paintings, drawings, jewellery,
judged by local writer Tony Duggan. He attended photographs, embroidery and collage. For the
Formal Dinner in May to award the prizes and first time this year, we offered the “Stag Prize” for
spoke about “what makes a writer”, with some art works inspired by the Lincoln emblem. The
thoughtful feedback about the winning entries. winners were judged by local artist Lily Roberts.
The winners were: The winners were:
First Prize – Meredith Dowling – Fables of the First Prize – Mikayla Reid – Blue Space
Not Flesh
Second Prize – Piers Martin – Untitled
Second Prize – Kienan McKay – The Bench
Third Prize – Leah Sidhu – Three Stripes
Third Prize – Nathan Lee – The Boy Soldier
Fresher Prize – Robbi Davidson – Donuts?!
Poetry Prize – Piers Martin –
Stag Prize – Stag by Meredith Dowling
CorridorDOORcorridor
Fresher Prize – Claudia Rigney – The Chase
Images (below): 1. (L-R) Creative writing competition winners, Meredith Dowling, Piers Martin, Kienan McKay & judge Tony
Duggan 2. (L-R) Art competition winners, Piers Martin, Leah Sidhu & Mikayla Reid 3. Art competition First Prize - Blue Space
4. Art competition Second Prize - Untitled 5. Art competition Third Prize - Three Stripes.
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Reunion Dinner 1963 - 72
In July 2017, we welcomed 60 alumni and guests tour brought back many memories as alumni
from 1963-72 back to Lincoln for a nostalgic rediscovered their rooms and corridors. Linda
weekend. also had a chance to show off the new Hambly
and Scott rooms and share some insights about
The celebration started on Friday 7 July, with
Lincoln’s future.
alumnus John Metcalfe and his troop enjoying
a pre-footy dinner at the Queen’s Head Hotel. A “We students had a marvellous time at Lincoln
short walk to Adelaide Oval saw them witness back in the late 60s and I am forever grateful for the
the Adelaide Crows rack up a 59 point win over experience and appreciate your gesture and work,
Western Bulldogs. with John Metcalfe, in putting the reunion evening
and following morning together. It was worth the
On Saturday 8 July, alumni and guests gathered
interstate travel”. Gregory Kemp (1966 – 67).
in the Hambly Dining Hall for a reunion dinner.
After a commemorative college photo, we took a Very special thanks go to John Metcalfe for
trip down memory lane, honouring the memory coordinating the event, personally inviting many
of Rev Frank Hambly, remembering those who alumni and for his outstanding job as master of
are no longer with us, sharing stories from the ceremonies at the dinner. A USB stick has been
good old days and having a good laugh as Frank sent to all attendees containing photos from
Wong (1966-70) shared his insight about College the night. If you haven’t received a copy of your
food in the 60s. photos, be sure to let us know.
“It's amazing how some were reluctant to attend, Save the date: 1973-1979 Reunion Dinner,
but were so pleased to come in the end and July 2018
catch up with old friends,” said organiser John We’ll be celebrating 1973 – 1979 which is when
Metcalfe (1966-70). women first came to live at the College. If you
“It was a great evening. The food was excellent, would like to help us coordinate this event we
wine was terrific, the company was engaging and would love to hear from you!
I caught up with people I haven’t seen for 40+ If you attended Lincoln during 1973 - 1979
years,” Kym Mayes (1969-70). please make sure we have your most up to date
The festivity concluded on Sunday 9 July, contact details. You can do this online lincoln.
with a brunch in the dining hall followed by a edu.au/alumni/update/ or alternatively, please
tour of Lincoln, hosted by Linda Bastick. The call us at College Central on (08) 8290 6000.
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Images (above):
1. Colin Hansen, Chris Sheedy, Ashley Thomas & John Metcalfe 2. Graeme Burton, Brian Mitchell & Ian (Hague) Showell
3. David Sim & Peter Reichelt 4. Mark Stoeckel & Sam Amamoo 5. Colin Fullerton & Ian Nosworthy 6. Richard Num &
Christopher Acott 7. Paul Khoo & Frank Wong 8. Kym Boxall, Rick Burge & Robert Heddle 9. Alan Moss & Allan Mayfield.
Issue 60 Spring/Summer 2017 | 11LCAA Another year is coming to an end and the LCAA have been endeavouring to reacquaint alumni through several events this year. The New Alumni BBQ held on the East Lawn welcomes the recent leavers from college into the Alumni Association over a drink and a BBQ and is a wonderful way to spend a March evening. The Alumni dinner was held in June this year at Adelaide Oval, a fantastic venue, with Don Manifold giving a speech on behalf of the 1987 alumni in attendance who were celebrating their 30 year anniversary. Keep a look out for next year’s dinner as we plan to have it back at Adelaide Oval and are awaiting the AFL fixtures to be released to finalise the date. Also, this year, two winery tours were organised and both were a great success. The now annual trip to the Barossa to visit Rick Burge for a light lunch with tastings, is becoming a popular event and this year’s stop on the way home was at Greenock Creek. The other winery tour paid a visit to the south side, going down to McLaren Vale in September. With stops at Hugh Hamilton, Fox Creek Wines and Oliver Taranga Vineyards this was another great day. If you’re interested in getting involved with Alumni events for your era, or maybe even helping organise one, please get in touch with the Alumni Association. We’d love to hear from you. Dr. Justin A. Ripper President of the Lincoln College Alumni Association 12 | LincolnLine
Alumni news
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1. Congratulations to Dr Amanda Bethell We wish to congratulate the lovebirds of
(1985-88), who was recently awarded Lincoln on their recent wedding / engagement:
the 2017 General Practitioner of the 4. Brock (2011-14) & Tessa Hermans
Year at the Royal Australia College of 5. Sarah (2010-12) & Angus Sandford
General Practitioners Awards. Credit: The (2009-10)
Transcontinental Pt Augusta. 6. Nick Sjoberg (2003-10) & Cassie Mosel
2-3. Congratulations to Bing Hao Yap, Senior (2007-09) Credit: Curtis Brownjohn Films
Residential Advisor 2016 (2012-16) 7. Chelsea Stokes (2011-12) & Liam Carusi
James Grantham, Senior Academic Tutor (2011-12)
2016 (2011-16) and RA Amanda Hii (2011- 8. Luke Grayling (2012-14) & Rebecca
2016) on their graduation. Hutchison (2012-13)
9. Hannah Pham (2010-13) & William Wu
Issue 60 Spring/Summer 2017 | 13Alumni drop-ins
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1. Tess Hancock (1990-93) 13. Stephen Jude (1990-93) with family.
2. Ian McGregor (1977) Stephen was the president of College
3. Janet West nee Hobba (1986-88) visited Club in 1993.
with 9 year old son Taran. A family friends 14. Alumna Gabrielle Agnew (2013-15)and
of Rev Dr Scott and Suzanne, she used to Tamlyn Schmidt (2012-14) were amongst
live in Abraham and Hambly. the guests who came to talk to the
4. Natalie Chin (1986-87), Dale Howard Professions cohort about future career
(1986-89), Janet West nee Hobba (1986- options and opportunities. The panel
88) and Tracey Ah Toy (1986-89) had a session was hosted by Academic Tutor,
reunion of their own in NT Brandon Ho.
5. Current resident Maria Mohd Faiz’s with 15. Academic Tutors, Shanaya Senanyake
her brother and sister Muhammad Adib and Ahan Majmudar hosted a range
Mohd Faiz (2013-16) and Ayesha Sofia of professionals at the Health Science
Mohd Faiz (2011-15) networking session recently. Alumna
6. Norman Jamieson (1963-64) Fran McInerney (2011-13) shared stories
7. Phillip Lim (1980-82) and insights about pursuing a career in
8. Paulus Amin (1976), Ali Rahman (1976) nursing.
and AS Seruji (1976), came back to
Adelaide from Malaysia for a reunion
visit, with friend Junaidi Sahadan, a
contemporary from St Ann's.
Vale
9. Prof Ong Yong Yau (1962-66) and wife Sian We would like to pay tribute to Lincolnites
Lian with Principal/CE Linda Bastick. who have passed on, may they rest in
10. Robin Hill (1960-63) peace. Our sympathies go to the family and
11. Cathy Chaussepied (1985-88) with sons friends who have lost their loved ones.
Yann and Etienne. Cathy currently resides
in France and is hoping to organise an Frank Altmamm (1953-58)
informal Lincoln reunion in London next Michael Bull (1966-67)
year. Please contact hello@lincoln.edu.au Katherine Bowden (1982)
to express your interest. Peter Lord (1954-57)
12. Sarah Sandford (nee Brittingham-Pilmore) Tim Warwick (1974-76)
(2010-12) & Angus Sandford (2009-10) Nick Lock (1988-89)
Issue 60 Spring/Summer 2017 | 15Professional mentoring
At Lincoln, we recognise that the job market is
competitive and we’re focussed on giving our Have your details changed?
residents an edge over other applicants. That’s
Letting us have your up-to-date contact
why, in 2018, we will launch a professional
details means that we can keep you
mentoring program for residents in their third
informed of the latest news about Life at
year of university study of above. Participants
Lincoln and of course invite you to special
will be matched with a professional mentor
College events.
from their intended career industry who will
guide them to transition successfully into the If you’ve moved, changed your name or
workforce. got a new email address then let us know.
Mentors will work with residents using the You can update your details online at
3-2-1 structure - three coffees, two reviews http://www.lincoln.edu.au/alumni/
of application and job interview prep and update/
one professional introduction. The time
commitment is just right for busy professionals
who want to make a start in helping the next
generation of Lincolnites.
We’re looking to partner with organisations
Join the Conversation!
and individuals to grow our professional Facebook
mentoring program. If you’re interested in Lincoln, North Adelaide
being involved, please contact The Dean, Dr Lincoln College Alumni Association
Jordan Bell at the.dean@lincoln.edu.au LinkedIn
Add Lincoln College to the
Dr Jordan Bell education section of your profile
Dean of Students Instagram
@liveatlincoln
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1. It was a busy start of the year! We hosted guests 6. Dr Jordan Bell and resident Sanjana attended
from Santos Women’s Tour, FAME (Federation of the Fleurieu Tertiary Studies and Careers Day.
Australasian Mandolin Ensembles), Swing Camp 7. Lincolnites joined volunteers from all around
Oz and Tennis Senior Australia Tournament. Australia for Zambrero's plate for plate meal
2. The Puppies of Lincoln and George were all set packing day helping to pack over 400,000
to welcome our freshers during Move In Day. meals to help those in need in Madagascar
3. Residents were given a break from SWOTVAC and East Timor.
study with a petting zoo! 8. A big thanks to all our residents for all their
4. Lincoln hosted Jason and Gary from China, who help in what was an amazing open day
were StudyAdelaide's Ambassador Program weekend!
5. Resident Ashton and Rory had a blast at 9. That's a wrap! A big day of filming at Lincoln
#NAAUCCON17! What an amazing experience! for StudyAdelaide.
Issue 60 Spring/Summer 2017 | 17Thank you for your support
Each year Lincoln celebrates the donors, volunteers and residents who have contributed to the
culture and events that makes Lincoln the amazing place it is. The Principal/CE paid tribute to
those that volunteer their time and expertise to the College at the recent Thank You Drinks event.
In particular, Linda highlighted the invaluable contribution of the Lincoln College Board and the
College Club to the life of the College.
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Images (above): (L-R) 1. Board members present were: Neal Matotek, David Banks, Linda Bastick (Principal/CE), Kym
Boxall, Jane Zadow, Prajay Patel (College Club President) and Roland Roccioletti (Chair of the Board) 2. Anthony
Moore (Life Member), Mithma Ekanayake (College Club Exec) & Christopher Sumner (alumnus & donor) 3. Jackson
Agnew (College Club President 2018), Justin Ripper (President of LCAA & donor) & Prajay Patel 4. Dr Jordan Bell (Dean
of Students), with The University of Adelaide Wirltu Yarlu representatives, Ella Rusio, Cameron Day & Uncle Rodney
O'Brien 5. Gregor Ramsey (Life Member) & Kym Boxall 6. 2017 College Club Exec: Toby Johnson, Zoe Harrison,
Jackson Agnew, Joshua Kovoor & Lachlan Kipling 7. Principal/CE, Linda Bastick, UniSA Wirringka representatives,
Sreng Tang, Sophie Murray, Pam O'Donnell (alumna & donor) & Mai-Sie Crawford-Owers (Indigenous Advisor).
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We would like to express our gratitude to our alumni, board members, parents, staff and the
wider Lincoln community for their support in 2017. Your gift will continue to fund projects and
scholarships that enhance the College experience for all our residents. Our sincere thanks to you.
Anonymous Michael Clegg Andrew & Helen Petersen
Anonymous Jonathan Creek Gregor Ramsey
Anonymous Garry Disher David Sandow
Anonymous Jill Ewing Christopher Sanzaro
Anonymous Barbara Fenner Suzanne Scott
Anonymous Peter Gunn Robert Smith
Anonymous Robyn Hardiman Christopher Sumner
Anonymous Peter & Susan Hawkins Ashley Thomas
Anonymous David Haycraft Jeff Voight
Anonymous Robert Heddle Graham Henderson Watkins
Helen Ahrens James Jago Kenneth Webb
Allison Ashby Olaf Jensen Helmut Weigold
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Jordan & Ian Bell Sarah Lennon Shaun Wingrove
Susan Bethune Debra Lock
Kym & Dianne Boxall Elle Macartney
Phillip & Bronwyn Carson Debra McInnes
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Scholarship & Bursary Fund, 36%
Wellbeing & Resilience Program, 8%
Academic Resources, 2%
College Choice, 36%
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