'Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today' - Malcolm X.
Tomorrow Is Mine is a podcast where tertiary students and recent graduates share their life experiences and their hopes for the opportunities that may lie ahead. These students have travelled from all over the world to study on the Gold Coast, an emerging global and multicultural city whose students represent more than 130 different nationalities. Many of these students have undertaken remarkable journeys to study in this idyllic coastal destination for an education that will allow them to fulfil their dreams. The future belongs to them.
Evelina Rimkute
Saurav Karna
www.skygemsacademy.com
KING KONG SERIES
You Belong Australia
Zhansaya Akhmetsadyk
Obruche Orugbo
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Amanda Kendle
Maneet Hora and Upeksha Galappaththie
Marshall Poe
Asia Education Foundation at Asialink, The University of Melbourne
National Library of Australia
Australian Institute of Management
Pascale Paradis
CQUniversity Australia
EFL PodBlog travel
Adelaide Economic Development Agency
Your Familiar Strangers
Mark Thomson
The Conversation
Natascha Moy
Nat Cook & Sarah Maxwell
Álvaro Améstica
ABC Radio
Money FM
Curtin Young Alumni
Libby Jeffrey
AIME Mentoring
Small Worlds Podcast
RTRFM
Timothy Buxton
Richard Graham
Dr Chris Maguire
Nas
Centre for Stories
Manoj Kumar
Etown Study Abroad
Campus Review
Good Will Hunters
South Asian Today
Jen Mohindra
Sandra Chow & Chris Lee
Chris Carlton
Div Pillay & Sadhana Smiles
Daniel De Biasi
World Nomads
Langwich
Penny Wilson
Gabriela Torres
UWA Alumni Voices
Gopinath
Weladama
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Hoosh
Australian Design Centre
Andrew James
Stories behind what we make
Dona Yzma of Atlantia
The Australia-Indonesia Centre
Holly Ransom
Anindita Das & Maureen Owen
Australian Film Television and Radio School
Design Anthology
Cecilia Poullain
The Better Travel Podcast
BBC World Service
The Marketing Commute
WORK it OUT
Contemporary Immigration and Muslims
Samuham Media
Welum
David Kwasha
Thomas Murrell
QUT Faculty of Education
History Trust of South Australia
Amatullah Omran
iyarn
Advance.org
National Museum of Australia
Nyra Constant
International Students House
BBC World Service
Adelaide Festival of Ideas
Sydney Southeast Asia Centre
womenofthefuture
Scanlon Foundation Research Institute
BBC World Service
Warwick O'Neill
Reema Rattan, Liam Armstrong, Carly Dober and Judith Peppard
The Guardian
Niloufar/Stephanie/Mary/Liana
Nance Haxton
Inspirational.Australians by Awards Australia Podcast
Monash Arts
DPC Communications
Andy Parnell
Tatay Echo
John Feeney
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