Kim Hellberg

Jessica Holmes' job is sweeter than most. After nearly a decade as a digital content producer, she launched her baking blog, Sweetest Menu, in 2014. Now a six-figure business, Jess shares how she grew her side hustle into a full-time career.

Read more of Jessica Holmes | Baking up sweet success

Filed under: Portfolio careers

As CEO of the First Nations Treaty Institute, Carly Jia leads the preparation and support of First Nations peoples in Queensland to take their place at the table in treaty negotiations. A QUT Education alumnus, Carly shares her thoughts and experiences.

Read more of Carly Jia | Indigenous knowledges and perspectives

Filed under: Indigenous Australians

Josh Loyd, a Wajarri yamaji man from Western Australia and a civil engineer, applies his Indigenous knowledge to foster Aboriginal co-design and engagement in urban development. Here, Josh shares more about his work in Country-centred co-design.

Read more of Josh Loyd | Country-centred co-design

Filed under: Indigenous Australians, Sustainability

As CEO of Health and Wellbeing Queensland, Robyn leads the state’s prevention agency to turn the tide on rates of obesity and chronic disease. A QUT nutrition and dietetics alumnus, she shares her thoughts on shaping the future of a healthy Queensland.

Read more of Dr Robyn Littlewood | Generational wellbeing

Filed under: Health and wellbeing

In this Q&A, Genevieve Deaconos, elaborates on her transition from corporate marketing to her dream job at the Australian Wildlife Conservancy and the profound benefits of connecting with nature for individual and generational wellbeing.

Read more of Genevieve Deaconos | Embracing nature for wellbeing

Filed under: Health and wellbeing

The phenomenon of burnout has gained significant attention in recent years, especially since COVID. But while the pandemic is now over, burnout is on the increase. QUT alumnus and psychologist, Margie Ireland, shares her tips for beating the burnout.

Read more of Margie Ireland | The Burnout Epidemic

Filed under: Health and wellbeing

Through the lens of neuroscience, Professor Selena Bartlett explains how our daily choices influence our long-term brain health, from the first thing we do in the morning to the habits that shape our days.

Read more of How neuroplasticity shapes a thriving life | Professor Selena Bartlett

Filed under: Health and wellbeing

Alumnus, Jacob Livermore, shares his unique journey from architectural graduate to accomplished location scout for television productions including 'Boy Swallows Universe' and 'The Family Law'.

Read more of Jacob Livermore | Architecture meets cinematic artistry

Filed under: Arts and Culture

As a QUT eMBA alumnus, Deborah Henderson brings her wealth of knowledge and ethical acumen as guest editor of the February 2024 edition of the Alumni newsletter. Deborah delves into navigating the profound impact (and risks of AI into 2024 and beyond.

Read more of Deborah Henderson | AI in 2024: Managing risks and charting the future

Filed under: Leadership, Innovation, Future of work

QUT alumnus, Dr. Dakshi Kapugama Geeganage, delves into the realm of government procurement, unravelling the profound impact of AI and ML on various dimensions within this crucial sector.

Read more of Dr. Dakshi Kapugama Geeganage | AI's role in government procurement

Filed under: Future of work, Innovation

From art school to a QUT MBA, artist Sarah Daly works at the intersection of AI and artistic practice. Balancing human creativity with AI-generated content, Sarah envisions a collaborative future in art creation.

Read more of Sarah Daly | AI-enabled art

Filed under: Arts and Culture

In this insightful article, QUT alumnus and Cturtle founder, Shane Dillon, sheds light on the contrasting approaches the USA and China have adopted in the use of AI in education and the implications of these global trends for Australia.

Read more of Shane Dillon | AI in education: Global trends

Filed under: Innovation