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  • Graduate stories
Don’t feel like you’re locked into your choices early on in your career – take it from someone who had a career change 10 years into his first career.

Aaron Kuswara

Graduate
  • Graduate stories
Don’t feel like you’re locked into your choices early on in your career – take it from someone who had a career change 10 years into his first career.

Aaron Kuswara

Graduate
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  • Graduate stories
The opportunity to work on large projects with experts from different fields to deliver a project that serves the community. It is fascinating to follow these projects from their inception, overcome any challenges that arise, and witness their progress.

Abbass Kak

Graduate Transportation Engineer
  • Graduate stories
The opportunity to work on large projects with experts from different fields to deliver a project that serves the community. It is fascinating to follow these projects from their inception, overcome any challenges that arise, and witness their progress.

Abbass Kak

Graduate Transportation Engineer
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  • Graduate stories
The graduate cohort is a wonderful source of social support, and my mentor, buddy, and supervisors have been great sources of insight, guidance, and perspective throughout the year.

Abbey Seckerson

Executive Adviser
  • Graduate stories
The graduate cohort is a wonderful source of social support, and my mentor, buddy, and supervisors have been great sources of insight, guidance, and perspective throughout the year.

Abbey Seckerson

Executive Adviser
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  • Graduate stories
The coolest part of my job is the level of responsibility and autonomy I have in completing my work. A lot of the work I have undertaken has a direct effect on taxpayers, and my decisions are trusted and enforced.

Abbie Moriarty

APS3 Graduate Officer
  • Graduate stories
The coolest part of my job is the level of responsibility and autonomy I have in completing my work. A lot of the work I have undertaken has a direct effect on taxpayers, and my decisions are trusted and enforced.

Abbie Moriarty

APS3 Graduate Officer
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  • Graduate stories
Anything from international negotiations, running seminars, inputting into policy, writing briefings, creating databases and analytical tools, being part of committees and consultation meetings – it’s all so diverse and this is the part of my job I love the most.

Abhi Aiyer

Graduate
  • Graduate stories
Anything from international negotiations, running seminars, inputting into policy, writing briefings, creating databases and analytical tools, being part of committees and consultation meetings – it’s all so diverse and this is the part of my job I love the most.

Abhi Aiyer

Graduate
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  • Graduate stories
I feel very lucky to be able to work on unique constitutional issues or complex administrative law questions and to work alongside leading constitutional law specialists and experts.

Adrienne Elmitt

Lawyer
  • Graduate stories
I feel very lucky to be able to work on unique constitutional issues or complex administrative law questions and to work alongside leading constitutional law specialists and experts.

Adrienne Elmitt

Lawyer
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  • Day in the life

Advait Vyas

Graduate Project Manager
Project Management requires good organisation skills and the ability to prioritise tasks according to their requirements.
  • Day in the life

Advait Vyas

Graduate Project Manager
Project Management requires good organisation skills and the ability to prioritise tasks according to their requirements.
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  • Graduate stories
Entering the program without prior office experience, I was initially apprehensive. I had the all-dreaded ‘Imposter Syndrome’. However, the supportive atmosphere quickly dispelled my fears and I felt welcomed, recognised and valued.

Aedan Cunningham

Graduate
  • Graduate stories
Entering the program without prior office experience, I was initially apprehensive. I had the all-dreaded ‘Imposter Syndrome’. However, the supportive atmosphere quickly dispelled my fears and I felt welcomed, recognised and valued.

Aedan Cunningham

Graduate
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