To mark the occasion, the Council has formally named the boardroom in Graeme’s honour as the ‘Dr Graeme L Blackman AO Boardroom’.
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The inaugural online newsletter for the Australian Women in Religion (AWR) WikiProject has been released.
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This newsletter outlines library resources and services available to all students, staff and other members of the University of Divinity.
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University Gazette May 2022
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Dr Graeme Blackman AO, Chancellor of the University of Divinity, appointed chair of the newly formed Aged & Community Care Providers Association
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Beyond angry protesters and inked arms, there’s this First Nations story of the Southern Cross – one of unity and belonging
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