“My motto is live for today as you never know what tomorrow will bring.”
WHERE ARE THEY NOW?
Lucy Jackson
” Studying Journalism and Marketing also helped set up our fashion label for success — Nikki and I don’t have to hire anyone for this as we both studied Marketing. As well as designing together, we do all of our own media releases, campaigns and influencer programs.”
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Susan Stevens
“Once dated B1 from the Bananas in Pyjamas hahahahaha. Biggest pleasure was meeting and chatting with, of all people, Tina Arena in a Qantas Club. She was engaging, extremely polite and just a very warm lady who was interested in my family.”
WHERE ARE THEY NOW?
Chris Pickard
“Growing up in Townsville made me appreciate the value and importance of connections and relationships with others. People actually stop and take the time to say hello and talk to you and are genuinely interested in what you have to say.”
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Penny Edwards
“The biggest influence in my life is my late brother who taught me to have dreams no matter what challenges you have in life.”
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Elizabeth McKone
“My most memorable holiday was Mt Bulla, stranded on the top of the mountain with two little kids and having to be rescued on a ski-doo.”
WHERE ARE THEY NOW?
Ellen Weber
“I’m an Executive Officer in a World Heritage Unit based in Cairns. Australia has 19 World Heritage areas and the Wet Tropics is one of those.”
Kirsten Longworth
Soon after celebrating her 23rd birthday, Kirsten Longworth had a stroke that would lay her low for six months. After learning to walk and talk again, she’s now living life to the fullest.