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A memo from our CEO: August 2024

How far can we push the counterculture in leadership development? When the

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A message from the new ARLF Chair – Rick Sawers

I am honoured to take on the role of Chair as I

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12th September 2022

Alumni connect September

The monthly column from our Alumni Engagement Manager. It’s always fantastic to hear about the great work of our…

19th August 2022

Alumni connect August

The monthly column from our Alumni Engagement Manager. The ARLF team and I had the pleasure of meeting up…

15th July 2022

Alumni connect July

The monthly column from our Alumni Engagement Manager. On Monday, we sent out the 2022 Alumni Survey and so…

14th July 2022

The meaning of NAIDOC Week

A column by 2021 Milparanga Leadership program alumna Annette McCarthy My mother is Warumungu, she was a culturally strong…

21st June 2022

Alumni connect June – Measuring your impact

Firstly, I would like to encourage you to keep your eyes peeled for our alumni survey to be sent…

3rd June 2022

First Nations leaders announced

Seventeen Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leaders graduated from the 2022 Milparanga Established Leadership Program in late May. After…

13th May 2022

Including Unique Perspectives

Growing up in Darwin, cultural immersion was a big part of life for Yola. An Indonesian-Australian of Makassan and…

13th May 2022

Boosting Women in Ag Leadership

Grain silos and long days working on the family farm in western Victoria are in the DNA of young…

20th April 2022

Partner conference brings alumni together

By Alumni Engagement Manager Julia Strang The National Farmers’ Federation Conference was held on Ngunnawal Country in Canberra on…

11th March 2022

ARLP 27 graduates

Courage, tenacity, and resilience – what started with the onset of a pandemic, ended in a celebration of new…

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