ANU ALUMNI AWARDS
2025
Ian Wishart is a transformative leader in international humanitarian development. As CEO of The Fred Hollows Foundation. Ian has been key to advancing their mission to restore sight for disadvantaged communities.
Terri Janke, a Wuthathi, Yadhaigana, and Meriam woman, is a trailblazing authority on Indigenous cultural and intellectual property, and the Solicitor Director of a 100 per cent Indigenous-owned law firm.
Dr Carmen Robledo is a distinguished diplomat who has dedicated nearly two decades to advancing international diplomacy and fostering global cooperation, exemplifing the University’s values.
Lee Constable is a trailblazer in science communication and advocacy. The first of her family to graduate university, she went on to host the children’s science show Scope on Network 10.
Hannah Wood is an esteemed Indigenous alum of ANU, and a trailblazer in cultural awareness in medical science. Her passion for serving marginalised communities inspired her focus on ophthalmology in rural and remote areas.
Sonali Varma is a dedicated ANU student and community volunteer who has transformed her lived experience with mental health challenges into impactful advocacy and research.
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