Charlie Allen Institute for Economics and Peace
Charlie Allen is Director of Partnerships at the institute for Economics and Peace.
A Master in Leadership, Organisation and Change, Charlie studied Human Rights, and as a Rotary Peace Fellow studied Peace and Conflict Resolution at Chulalongkorn University, Thailand.
Charlie Allen is Director of Partnerships at the institute for Economics and Peace.
A Master in Leadership, Organisation and Change, Charlie studied Human Rights, and as a Rotary Peace Fellow studied Peace and Conflict Resolution at Chulalongkorn University, Thailand.
Dr Angela Nicholas
Dr Angela Nicholas is a Research Fellow in the Centre for Mental Health, Melbourne School of Population and Global Health, at theUniversity of Melbourne. She also works as Senior Evaluation Officer at headspace, the National Youth Mental Health Initiative. In these roles she is involved in the evaluation of primary mental health care delivery and reform. She has a Doctor of Health Psychology from LaTrobe University and a Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) from Flinders University of South Australia.
Dr Angela Nicholas is a Research Fellow in the Centre for Mental Health, Melbourne School of Population and Global Health, at theUniversity of Melbourne. She also works as Senior Evaluation Officer at headspace, the National Youth Mental Health Initiative. In these roles she is involved in the evaluation of primary mental health care delivery and reform. She has a Doctor of Health Psychology from LaTrobe University and a Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) from Flinders University of South Australia.
Terry Jones Journalist and author.
My topic will be more Australia’s heroic Rotarian Donald Bruce Mackay‐ Australia’s first political assassination of a community leader/aspiring politician working with Concerned Citizens ofGriffith to combat an organised criminal group distributing drugs to Australia’s youth in the 1970s.
My topic will be more Australia’s heroic Rotarian Donald Bruce Mackay‐ Australia’s first political assassination of a community leader/aspiring politician working with Concerned Citizens ofGriffith to combat an organised criminal group distributing drugs to Australia’s youth in the 1970s.
Professor Euan Lindsay
Professor Euan Lindsay brings immense experience and passion for engineering to the establishment of CSU's Bachelor of Technology / Master of Engineering (Civil Systems). Euan's background is in mechatronic engineering, and he completed a PhD in Engineering Education, exploring how students learned while controlling equipment remotely via the internet.
Professor Euan Lindsay brings immense experience and passion for engineering to the establishment of CSU's Bachelor of Technology / Master of Engineering (Civil Systems). Euan's background is in mechatronic engineering, and he completed a PhD in Engineering Education, exploring how students learned while controlling equipment remotely via the internet.
Prakash Aryal PHF
Executive Director Hike Himalaya Adventure and Member, Rotary Club of Ratnanagar Prakash grew up in a little village called Maidi in the Dhading region of Nepal, approximately 100 kms west of Kathmandu.
The village which is difficult to reach and isolated from larger towns wakes up every morning to the full splendor of the Himalaya; the mighty Himalayas even looks down upon the village Maidi.
Executive Director Hike Himalaya Adventure and Member, Rotary Club of Ratnanagar Prakash grew up in a little village called Maidi in the Dhading region of Nepal, approximately 100 kms west of Kathmandu.
The village which is difficult to reach and isolated from larger towns wakes up every morning to the full splendor of the Himalaya; the mighty Himalayas even looks down upon the village Maidi.
Charlie Maslin, Board member Soils for Life
Charlie Maslin is a farmer from the southern Monaro, where he has been involved in running a grazing property, 'Gunningrah', for the past 35 years. After school, and before returning to his family property, Charlie graduated from the University of Sydney with a Bachelor of Agricultural Economics. He then worked for a futures broker at the Sydney Futures Exchange and as an advisor and trader in the wool and cattle futures markets.
Charlie Maslin is a farmer from the southern Monaro, where he has been involved in running a grazing property, 'Gunningrah', for the past 35 years. After school, and before returning to his family property, Charlie graduated from the University of Sydney with a Bachelor of Agricultural Economics. He then worked for a futures broker at the Sydney Futures Exchange and as an advisor and trader in the wool and cattle futures markets.
Jonathan Usher, Entertainer, magician
I originally started out wanting to be a comedian but was scared people would laugh at me.
I’ve been a comedy magician since 2003 and am currently performing more than 200 shows per year at parties, functions, conferences and events all over New Zealand and Australia.
In real life, I own 6 service stations situated in Dunedin, Palmerston and Oamaru, all in the lower half of the South Island of New Zealand.
I originally started out wanting to be a comedian but was scared people would laugh at me.
I’ve been a comedy magician since 2003 and am currently performing more than 200 shows per year at parties, functions, conferences and events all over New Zealand and Australia.
In real life, I own 6 service stations situated in Dunedin, Palmerston and Oamaru, all in the lower half of the South Island of New Zealand.
Selina Win Pe
Selina Win Pe is of proud Indian and Burmese heritage, who moved to Australia at aged nine. But her connection with Australia dates back to when her grandfather who served in WW2 as a Brigadier General in the Indian Army, was captured as a POW ‐ but was saved by Aussie diggers.
Selina Win Pe is of proud Indian and Burmese heritage, who moved to Australia at aged nine. But her connection with Australia dates back to when her grandfather who served in WW2 as a Brigadier General in the Indian Army, was captured as a POW ‐ but was saved by Aussie diggers.
Charlie Allen Institute for Economics and Peace
Charlie Allen is Director of Partnerships at the institute for
Economics and Peace.
A Master in Leadership, Organisation and Change, Charlie studied
Human Rights, and as a Rotary Peace Fellow studied Peace and
Conflict Resolution at Chulalongkorn University, Thailand.
Charlie Allen is Director of Partnerships at the institute for
Economics and Peace.
A Master in Leadership, Organisation and Change, Charlie studied
Human Rights, and as a Rotary Peace Fellow studied Peace and
Conflict Resolution at Chulalongkorn University, Thailand.
Dr Angela Nicholas
Dr Angela Nicholas is a Research Fellow in the Centre for Mental
Health, Melbourne School of Population and Global Health, at the
University of Melbourne. She also works as Senior Evaluation Officer
at headspace, the National Youth Mental Health Initiative. In these
roles she is involved in the evaluation of primary mental health care
delivery and reform. She has a Doctor of Health Psychology from
LaTrobe University and a Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) from
Flinders University of South Australia.
Dr Angela Nicholas is a Research Fellow in the Centre for Mental
Health, Melbourne School of Population and Global Health, at the
University of Melbourne. She also works as Senior Evaluation Officer
at headspace, the National Youth Mental Health Initiative. In these
roles she is involved in the evaluation of primary mental health care
delivery and reform. She has a Doctor of Health Psychology from
LaTrobe University and a Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) from
Flinders University of South Australia.
Terry Jones Journalist and author.
My topic will be more Australia’s heroic Rotarian Donald Bruce
Mackay‐ Australia’s first political assassination of a community
leader/aspiring politician working with Concerned Citizens of
Griffith to combat an organised criminal group distributing drugs
to Australia’s youth in the 1970s.
My topic will be more Australia’s heroic Rotarian Donald Bruce
Mackay‐ Australia’s first political assassination of a community
leader/aspiring politician working with Concerned Citizens of
Griffith to combat an organised criminal group distributing drugs
to Australia’s youth in the 1970s.
Professor Euan Lindsay
Professor Euan Lindsay brings immense experience and passion for
engineering to the establishment of CSU's Bachelor of Technology
/ Master of Engineering (Civil Systems). Euan's background is in
mechatronic engineering, and he completed a PhD in Engineering
Education, exploring how students learned while controlling
equipment remotely via the internet.
Professor Euan Lindsay brings immense experience and passion for
engineering to the establishment of CSU's Bachelor of Technology
/ Master of Engineering (Civil Systems). Euan's background is in
mechatronic engineering, and he completed a PhD in Engineering
Education, exploring how students learned while controlling
equipment remotely via the internet.
Prakash Aryal PHF
Executive Director Hike Himalaya Adventure
and Member, Rotary Club of Ratnanagar
Prakash grew up in a little village called Maidi in the Dhading
region of Nepal, approximately 100 kms west of Kathmandu.
The village which is difficult to reach and isolated from larger
towns wakes up every morning to the full splendor of the
Himalaya; the mighty Himalayas even looks down upon the
village Maidi.
Executive Director Hike Himalaya Adventure
and Member, Rotary Club of Ratnanagar
Prakash grew up in a little village called Maidi in the Dhading
region of Nepal, approximately 100 kms west of Kathmandu.
The village which is difficult to reach and isolated from larger
towns wakes up every morning to the full splendor of the
Himalaya; the mighty Himalayas even looks down upon the
village Maidi.
Charlie Maslin, Board member Soils for Life
Charlie Maslin is a farmer from the southern Monaro, where he
has been involved in running a grazing property, 'Gunningrah', for
the past 35 years. After school, and before returning to his family
property, Charlie graduated from the University of Sydney with a
Batchelor of Agricultural Economics. He then worked for a futures
broker at the Sydney Futures Exchange and as an advisor and
trader in the wool and cattle futures markets.
Charlie Maslin is a farmer from the southern Monaro, where he
has been involved in running a grazing property, 'Gunningrah', for
the past 35 years. After school, and before returning to his family
property, Charlie graduated from the University of Sydney with a
Batchelor of Agricultural Economics. He then worked for a futures
broker at the Sydney Futures Exchange and as an advisor and
trader in the wool and cattle futures markets.
Jonathan Usher, Entertainer, magician
I originally started out wanting to be a comedian but was scared
people would laugh at me.
I’ve been a comedy magician since 2003 and am currently
performing more than 200 shows per year at parties, functions,
conferences and events all over New Zealand and Australia.
In real life, I own 6 service stations situated in Dunedin, Palmerston
and Oamaru, all in the lower half of the South Island of New
Zealand.
I originally started out wanting to be a comedian but was scared
people would laugh at me.
I’ve been a comedy magician since 2003 and am currently
performing more than 200 shows per year at parties, functions,
conferences and events all over New Zealand and Australia.
In real life, I own 6 service stations situated in Dunedin, Palmerston
and Oamaru, all in the lower half of the South Island of New
Zealand.
Selina Win Pe
Selina Win Pe is of proud Indian and Burmese
heritage, who moved to Australia at aged nine. But
her connection with Australia dates back to when
her grandfather who served in WW2 as a Brigadier
General in the Indian Army, was captured as a POW ‐
but was saved by Aussie diggers.
Selina Win Pe is of proud Indian and Burmese
heritage, who moved to Australia at aged nine. But
her connection with Australia dates back to when
her grandfather who served in WW2 as a Brigadier
General in the Indian Army, was captured as a POW ‐
but was saved by Aussie diggers.