Elton Kaitokai, Crawford School of Public Policy graduate

Meet our graduates: Elton Kaitokai – turning grief into purpose
Elton's story begins in the Trobriand Islands of Papua New Guinea, where he learned the value of indigenous resource management for resilience and sustainable development.
  • Environment
Jessica Trezise

The courage to try something new
An undergraduate degree in Geology inspired Jessica Trezise’s relocation to Canberra from Hobart almost 10 years ago.
  • Alumni
  • Resources
  • Development
  • Environment
Constructing a sacrifice zone: the systematic dewatering of the Baaka-Darling River & Menindee Lakes and its consequences for river communities
Wed, 14 May 2025

Constructing a sacrifice zone: the systematic dewatering of the Baaka-Darling River & Menindee Lakes and its consequences for river communities

This seminar will examine the dewatering of the Baaka-Darling River, Australia’s third-longest river.
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Hiroki Ito

Double degree challenges strengthen our Japanese graduate
Hiroki Ito's passion for ocean and environmental issues led him to pursue a double degree in environmental management at the University of Tokyo and a Master of Public Policy at Crawford School.
  • Public policy
  • environment management
  • Environment
  • Governance and regulation
Stephanie Rowbottom photo

Stephanie’s passion for the marine environment brought her to Crawford School
A love of nature, particularly the ocean, has led Stephanie to complete a Master of Environmental Management and Development, enabling her to dive deeper in marine management and also development.
  • environment management
  • Environment
  • Development
Hritik Arora photo

A Himalayan bookstore shaped Crawford graduate’s path
Hritik's advice to other students considering the Master of Environmental Management and Development degree and Crawford School.
  • Environment
  • environment management
  • Development
  • Public policy
mataranka springs
Thu, 27 Mar 2025

Racialised water governance in the Northern Territory: barriers to Indigenous water justice

Northern Australia has been a priority location for future economic development since the national White Paper in 2015.
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