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Since graduating from the Centre for the Performing Arts in Adelaide Australia in 1998, Tamara has worked extensively in Theatre. Touring various shows interstate and through regional Southern Australia and overseas in the UK. She has played a number of great roles ranging from Ms Medlock in The Secret Garden and Ismene in Antigone and Sybil Fawlty in The Fawlty Towers Dinner Shows. She has acted onstage for the Adelaide Fringe and her TV and film credits include: Look Both Ways, Closed for Winter, The Marriage of Figaro and McLeod’s Daughters as well as taking part in various short films such as Aunty Joans Friendly Grotto, One Man’s Treasure and The Luck of the Irish.

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Stephen Leeder is a professor of public health and community medicine at the University of Sydney and is currently a Director of the Menzies Centre for Health Policy. He has a long history of involvement in public health research, educational development and policy. In 2003-04, Professor Leeder worked at Columbia University, New York, in the Earth Institute and Mailman School of Public Health. He developed a substantial report, based on research data and scientific interpretation, of the economic consequences of cardiovascular disease (CVD) in developing economies. The report, A Race against Time: the challenge of cardiovascular disease in developing economies, concentrated upon the macroeconomic consequences of CVD, and especially on the fact that one-third of CVD deaths in many developing countries were occurring among people of working age. Professor Leeder has 35 years of experience in epidemiological research, medical education reform and in mentoring young investigators.

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Pablo has taught Latin American history and culture at numerous universities in Australia, the United States and Latin America. He has helped portray the culture of Latin America through the authorship of various film works and has published book chapters and journal articles, as well as editing the book 40 Years are Nothing: History and Memory of the 1973 coups d'état in Uruguay and Chile (2015).

Pablo holds a PhD in Media and Cultural Studies from Macquarie University, a doctorate in Latin American Studies from Universidad de Santiago de Chile and a Master of Fine Arts in Filmmaking from Massachusetts College of Art (USA).

Since his move from Chile to Sydney in 2008, Pablo’s focus has been on bringing the culture of Latin America to Australians and finding connections between the two. In 2013, he co-founded and edited the Latin American Research Platform, www.latitudes.info, an independent site and association of researchers, examining the politics, culture and history of Latin America. Latitudes has connected researchers from around the world and has hosted many academic and community events open to all interested in global history.

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Ginette Lenham: B App Soc Sc (counselling) Grad Dip (counselling) M.A.C.A.
Ginette is an experienced counsellor with a Bachelor of Applied Social Science, (Counselling Major), and Grad Dip (Counselling major). Ginette teaches counselling and communication to students studying Health Sciences and has worked as a therapist, co facilitator and facilitator of groups on self-esteem, behavioural change, mood disorders, drug and alcohol rehabilitation and weight loss support groups . She has extensive experience in the health and fitness industry supporting, mentoring and coaching people through their weight management journey.

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David has studied and practiced Chinese Calligraphy for more than 12 years and is a Member of the Australian Oriental Calligraphy Society. He has participated in international calligraphy exhibitions in China and has won many first and second prizes in Chinese Calligraphy competitions organized by the Royal Agricultural Society of NSW (The Royal Easter Show). David also has extensive university teaching experience in both postgraduate and undergraduate levels in finance.

David has a keen interest in Chinese history and its arts. He holds an Honours degree in Commerce and a Masters degree in Business Administration.

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Tamara Levine was born in South Africa and lives in London and Sydney.

She has an MA in Comparative Literature and a PhD in Modern Hebrew Literature from University College London. She has a special interest in the works of David Grossman.

Tamara has lectured in the UK, South Africa and Australia, and has contributed to publications on Modern Hebrew Literature in the UK.

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Geoff Levitus has had over 20 solo exhibitions throughout Australia and overseas. His work is held in several collections, including the Southern Cross University, the University of Sydney, University of Canberra, the New England Regional Art Museum and Grafton and Lismore Regional Galleries. Geoff has received a number of awards, including the Mosman Art Prize, the Trinity Art Prize, and the Jacaranda Drawing Prize twice. In 2002 he received the Power Studio award to Cite Internationale des Arts in Paris, and in 2003 he was awarded a studio residency from NERAM in Armidale.

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Paul Lewin. Tutor of CCE

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Geraint Lewis. Tutor of CCE

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David Ley graduated from University of NSW with Master Of Commerce in 1978. He worked in the Paper Industry for 10 years before moving to WA as a Business Manager of Paper Mill. After joining the packaging industry he returned to Melbourne and Sydney where he held several General Management Positions in Sales and Marketing and Regional Management. In 1995 he attended the Stanford Executive Management Program. His most recent assignment was Vice President flexible Packaging Asia and Oceania for a multi National. He has a wealth of experience in Client relationship building through KAM planning.