Centenary Events

8th APTEA Congress

30 January - 2 February 2008

The 8th APTEA (Australian Program of Training for Eur-Asia) Congress was hosted by Swinburne University from 30 January – 2 February 2008. More than 50 delegates from eastern Europe travelled to Melbourne to participate in the congress.

As part of the centenary celebrations, a special Centenary Morning Tea was held for delegates on 1 February 2008.

More information is available at the APTEA website.

5th AGSE International Entrepreneurial Research Exchange

5-8 February 2008

The 5th AGSE International Entrepreneurship Research Exchange was held from 5-4 February, 2008 and returned to Swinburne University, the home of AGSE, as part of Centenary celebrations.

More than 100 delegates from around the world participated in the exchange and a special Centenary message was delivered to delegates by Professor Russell Kenley, Director of AGSE, during the Awards Dinner on 7th February, 2008.

Book Launch “Practical Measures – 100 Years at Swinburne”

18 February 2008

As part of the Swinburne Centenary celebrations, the University commissioned a history of the institution. Written by Swinburne historian, Peter Love, with assistance from Sara Jervis (Coordinator – Swinburne History and Artefacts) the book gives a wonderful insight into the history of the institution.

More information on purchasing the book is available at the Swinburne Bookshop.

Celebrations in Vietnam

22-25 February 2008

Centenary celebrations hosted by Professor Ian Young, Vice-Chancellor and President, were held in Vietnam to acknowledge 100 years of Swinburne. The festivities were aligned with the celebration of 10 years of the locally delivered Master of International Accounting (MIntA), and marked the 35th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Australia and Vietnam.

Staff from Melbourne and Swinburne Sarawak attended the events, including Mr Alistair Crozier (Deputy Vice-Chancellor, TAFE Division), Professor Helmut Lueckenhausen (Pro Vice-Chancellor and Chief Executive, Swinburne Sarawak) and Associate Professor Patricia Buckley (Deputy Dean of the Faculty of Business and Enterprise).

The Hon. Bill Twedell, Australian Ambassador to Vietnam and Professor Tran Van Nhung, Vice Minister of Education and Training, MOET Vietnam were specials guests at the Hanoi event held on 22 February 2008. The Ho Chi Minh City event was held on 25 February 2008 and Mr Mal Skelly, Australian Consul-General in Ho Chi Minh City was the special guest.

The events were proudly sponsored by CPA Australia and ACCA Vietnam.

'The Wine, Woman, Food and Song Dinner'

7 March 2008

To celebrate Swinburne’s Centenary, the School of Arts, Hospitality and Sciences presented an exquisite six-course meal and entertainment as part of the Melbourne Food and Wine Festival. The dinner highlighted Swinburne’s long history with the Mitchell Family of the Yarra Valley, the most famous member being Helen Porter Mitchell – otherwise known as Dame Nellie Melba – and the magnificent synergies between music, land, art, food and wine.

 

Centenary Beach Party for Students

14 March 2008

Swinburne Student Amenities Association (SSAA) celebrated Swinburne’s centenary with a Beach Party at ROOM Nightclub on 14 March 2008.

Students were encouraged to don their best beach wear and that they did! Around 1,600 students danced the night away to the tunes of John Course and some of Melbourne's finest DJs. It was a fabulous way to bring in the new uni year and to celebrate Swinburne's centenary.

 

Celebrations in Singapore

29 March 2008

Vice-Chancellor and President, Professor Ian Young hosted a well-attended Centenary Alumni Cocktail event in Singapore on 29 March 2008. 

His Excellency, the Australian High Commissioner to Singapore, Mr Miles Kupa was also in attendance, and during the festivities, a banner congratulating Swinburne on 100 years was received by the Vice-Chancellor from its partner institution Executive Counselling Training Academy. To top off the afternoon, a champagne-cork popping ceremony demonstrated the traditional Singaporean toast: "YUMSENG!" ("Bottoms up!" in English).

Special thanks go to ECTA management and staff for their support and participation.

Celebrations in India

29 March - 2 April 2008

Ahmedabad, Chennai and Delhi were the latest cities to host Swinburne Centenary celebration events. Agents and alumni alike were thrilled to have the opportunity to meet with Swinburne staff and forge closer relationships in a non-business setting. Alistair Crozier, Deputy Vice-Chancellor TAFE Division, said it was terrific to have representatives from Austrade in attendance, including Mike Moignard, Austrade’s Senior Trade Commissioner in Delhi. Senior representatives from the Australian Consulate-General also attended the centenary event in Chennai.

Vice-Chancellor's Excellence Awards for 2007

7 April 2008

The Vice-Chancellor's Excellence Awards for 2007 were presented at a ceremony held at the Camberwell Civic Centre on 7 April 2008. The awards recognise the contributions of excellence made by individuals and teams within the university. In Swinburne's centenary year more than 200 guests attended the ceremony and 25 awards were presented.

Centenary Scholarship Ceremony

9 April 2008

Swinburne’s founder and visionary, George Swinburne could see “….no other method of giving equal opportunity better than increasing the facilities of education.”

In keeping with this belief and to make higher education accessible for those most in need of assistance, Swinburne has, in its Centenary year, awarded a range of scholarships to deserving recipients.

The 2008 Centenary Scholarships Ceremony was held at the Hawthorn Town Hall on 9 April 2008.

More information about Swinburne scholarships is available on the scholarships website.

Swinburne’s Golden Key International Honour Society

14 April 2008

Swinburne launched a chapter of the Golden Key International Honour Society in October 2006. 

As it celebrated its second birthday and as part of centenary celebrations, a new member induction ceremony and reception was held on 14 April to welcome more than 90 new members.

More information is available at Golden Key's Swinburne Chapter website.

     

ECIU General Meeting & Executive Board Meeting

14-16 April 2008

The ECIU partnership was established in 1997 and registered as a Foundation under Dutch law with 11 European members and 3 associate partners (from Mexico, Australia and Russia). The total number of students and staff within the Consortium is 370,000 and 50,000 respectively. Swinburne is the only Australian university to become a member of ECIU.

In its centenary year, Swinburne University hosted the 2008 ECIU General Meeting and Executive Board Meeting. The events were conducted at Swinburne’s Sarawak (Malaysia) and Hawthorn (Australia) campuses. Members travelled to Sarawak to visit Swinburne’s offshore branch campus and then journeyed to Melbourne to conclude its meetings.

A Centenary Dinner was held for ECIU members on 16 April 2008 at the National Institute of Circus Arts (NICA) at Swinburne’s Prahran Campus.

Chancellor's Centenary Lecture Series

Anousheh Ansari: Reaching For the Stars and Getting There!

9 May 2008

The world’s first female private space explorer, and current Swinburne online astronomy student, Anousheh Ansari, visited the university for the first time to deliver its inaugural Chancellor’s centenary lecture.

The visit to Swinburne was part of a personal trip to Melbourne. Before delivering the lecture, she spent time with researchers at the Centre for Astrophysics and Supercomputing and delivered a talk to students from Methodist Ladies College, Balwyn High and Scotch College about her trip into space.

Anousheh made history when she blasted off for an eight day expedition on the International Space Station (ISS) in September 2006, where she participated in experiments with the European Space Agency and became the first person to publish a weblog from space.

More information is available on Anousheh's website.

You might also like to download an an audio recording of Anousheh’s presentation.

"Oh! What a Lovely War"

21-25 May 2008

In continuing Swinburne's Centenary Celebrations, the Department of Arts and the School of Arts, Hospitality & Sciences proudly presented a performance of “OH! WHAT A LOVELY WAR”.

In 1914 the army came to town and wanted one thing - YOU! By 1919 millions of the recruits who left their families, friends and workplaces had died in service. Australia lost a generation of its youth and proportionately suffered more fatal casualties than any other allied nation.

By Theatre Workshop, Joan Littlewood, Charles Chilton, Gerry Raffles & Original Cast. Amateur production by special arrangement with Dominie Pty Ltd.

Swinburne College Student Celebration

22 May 2008

In reaching its second birthday as a new addition to the university, Swinburne College held joint birthday/centenary festivities for its students.  On 22 May 2008, more than 500 Swinburne College students from around the world who are based at Hawthorn and Prahran campuses, celebrated being part of the University by coming together for a special “Flying Woks” lunch with staff and academics held at Hawthorn Campus. 

 

Faculty of Life and Social Sciences Lecture

The Swinburne Centenary
Dr Peter Love

30 May 2008

Dr Peter Love has been a Swinburne staff member since 1988 and, as the author of Practical Measures: 100 Years at Swinburne, was eminently qualified to tell the Swinburne Centenary story.

To a full house, Peter spoke of the first classes at Swinburne which were designed for young men who wanted to improve their prospects in trades and in life. Classes for women in domestic economy commenced two years later. 

Centenary/Alumni Cocktail Event in Thailand

20 June 2008

The Pro Vice-Chancellor (International and Recruitment), Mr Jeffrey Smart, hosted a well-attended Centenary Alumni cocktail event in Bangkok, Thailand on 20 June 2008.

Ms Anne Reynolds, Counsellor (Education, Science and Training), of the Australian Embassy in Bangkok was in attendance and offered her congratulations to Swinburne on achieving its centenary.

The event provided a wonderful opportunity for Swinburne Alumni and supporters in Bangkok to reconnect with the university and renew friendships and networks. Special thanks go to Ms Natthada Pimsarn for her support and participation.

100 Years of Swinburne

8 July 2008

Swinburne celebrated its 100th birthday on the 8 July. 

The Eastern Suburbs Technical College was established on the this day in 1908 by local politician George Swinburne and enrolled 80 students in its first term.

Today, Swinburne has grown from those beginnings as a technical college to a university of around 40,000 students and 2,000 staff, five campuses in Melbourne and one in Malaysia, offering a wide range of courses and a growing reputation for the quality of its education and the excellence of its research.

The Vice-Chancellor invited all staff to attend centenary morning teas being held at all Melbourne campuses.

Faculty of Design Centenary Exhibition

Pen to Pixel: 100 years of design education at Swinburne

17 July to 3 August 2008, 10am to 5pm

The Faculty of Design presented an exhibition celebrating the work of outstanding designers and media practitioners, graduates of this small but influential institution from the earliest years when design and art training were provided.

A publication to accompany the exhibition also documents the changing face of education in design, media and art over the past century. 

The exhibition was held at Chapel off Chapel in Prahran in association with the 2008 Melbourne International Design Festival.

Parent Information Evening

Croydon campus

7 August 2008

Parents and students in VCE were invited to come along and find out why Swinburne should be the institute of choice for VCE students.

The session included:

• A parent's perspective on the transition from secondary school to tertiary study
• A current Swinburne student’s perspective
• General information about entry, fees, scholarships and pathways
  

Returning to Study Information Evening

Croydon campus

7 August 2008

Swinburne hosted Return to Study Seminar on 7 August 2008 from 7.00pm–8.30pm at our Croydon campus.

Information covered on the evening included:

• What apprenticeships are available
• How you can apply for the range of TAFE and University programs
• Tips to overcome transition back to study
• Information about fees and support services
  
  

Centenary Apprenticeship Expo

Croydon campus

7 August 2008

Secondary school students had the opportunity to talk with industry professionals as well as Swinburne staff about their area of interest.

This expo included a variety of interactive and hands-on workshops – from decorating cupcakes with our hospitality gurus to demonstration fire-fighting from the Public Safety team! 

Areas showcased throughout this exciting day included:

• Horticulture
• Multimedia/Art
• Hospitality
• Business (Retail cosmetics)
• ESTI
• Electrical and Aviation
• Social Science
• Building and Transport
• Automotive and Robotics
• Outdoor recreation
  
  

A Centenary of Swinburne at Prahran, the DVD

17 August 2008

As part of Open Day activities at our Prahran campus on 17 August 2008, Swinburne was proud to screen a DVD depicting images from the Mechanics' Institute to the incredible campus it is today.

'A Centenary of Swinburne at Prahran, the DVD' highlighted the campus' diversity, from Marketing & Media, the Faculty of Design, the School of Hospitality, Arts and Sciences, the School of Social Sciences and the National Institute of Circus Arts just to name a few.

It traced 100 years from the small Mechanics Institute where young women were taught to be milliners, typists, stenographers, young men trained at night school as sign writers and mechanics, to the sophisticated institute that is regarded today as one of Melbourne's finest.

Creator of the DVD, Mike Hamilton, is a sessional teacher in Marketing and Media who has produced and directed numerous documentaries and short films for The Nine and Seven Networks as well as Discovery and National Geographic.

Historian Nanette Carter curated Pen to Pixel, which exhibited from 17 July–3 August 2008 at Chapel off Chapel.

Master Graduates: Where are they now?

Australian Graduate School of Entrepreneurship

21 August 2008

We heard from recent Master graduates from a range of postgraduate programs and found out where a Swinburne postgraduate qualification can take you!

The evening included a series of presentations including graduates from the Australian Graduate School of Entrepreneurship.

Light refreshments were served following the presentation where everyone had the opportunity to meet and network with current and former students, industry representatives and Faculty staff.

Faculty of Life and Social Sciences Centenary Lecture

Women's Suffrage in Victoria
Professor Patricia Grimshaw

22 August 2008

Women’s suffrage in Victoria was protracted and bitterly contested. Pat Grimshaw is an expert on the struggle for suffrage in the Antipodes, including Victoria and New Zealand. She is the Max Crawford Professor of History at the University of Melbourne, and is currently working on a book entitled Balancing Acts: Women, Breadwinning and Childcare in Twentieth Century Australia.

Celebrations in Malaysia

Grand Opening Ceremony: Swinburne Sarawak Expanded Campus

23-25 August 2008

Swinburne Sarawak’s expanded campus was officially declared open with the lighting of a flame cauldron by Chief Minister of Sarawak and Pro Chancellor of Swinburne Sarawak, Pehin Sri Haji Abdul Taib Mahmud and Swinburne Chancellor Bill Scales (AO).

More than 800 Malaysian and international dignitaries attended the ceremony, including Penny Williams, High Commissioner of Australia to Malaysia.

Construction began in late 2005 and was completed in July 2008. The new, world-class facilities – which were funded by the Sarawak Government at a cost of RM110 million – include eight new buildings and increases its capacity to 5,000 students.

The Sarawak expansion comes just after an audit by the Australian Universities Quality Agency (AUQA) indicated the quality of degrees offered at Sarawak are on par with international standards expected in Australia.

Master Graduates: Where are they now?

Faculty of Information and Communication Technologies

27 August 2008

We heard from recent Master graduates from a range of postgraduate programs and found out where a Swinburne postgraduate qualification can take you!

The evening included a series of presentations including graduates from the Faculty of Information and Communication Technologies.

Following the presentations, light refreshments will be served where everyone had the opportunity to meet and network with current and former students, industry representatives and Faculty staff.

Postgraduate Student Cocktail Function: TAFE School of Business

28 August 2008

In commemoration of Swinburne’s Centenary, the TAFE School of Business celebrated with a cocktail party for all our current and past postgraduate students.

The event was held on Thursday 21 August from 6.00 pm to 8.00 pm at Swinburne’s restaurant ‘Mecanix’ at the Prahran campus with keynote addresses by past students. 

Principals Centenary Dinner with the Vice-Chancellor

4 September 2008

Principals from key feeder schools joined our Vice-Chancellor, Professor Ian Young, and other key academic and administrative staff for a special dinner.

The dinner gave Principals the opportunity to network with other Principals from Victorian secondary schools and hear more about Swinburne's 2015 vision.

Swinburne Residences Masquerade Ball

4 September 2008

The annual Swinburne Residences Ball is an opportunity to gather not
only those who reside on campus, but also the larger Swinburne and
external communities for a night of dancing and getting to know new people. To celebrate Swinburne's Centenary, a Masquerade theme was
decided for the 2008 Ball.

Generous contributions from sponsors ensured the event was a huge
success. Along with funky decorations, special guest DJs and many prizes
were handed out throughout the night. Spirits were high as the room filled with beautiful girls in pretty dresses and handsome boys in their suits and ties.

The 285 guests enjoyed their night immensely, and thanks go out to all
those that made the night one to remember.

     

Investiture of a Centenary Time Capsule

19 September 2008

On the afternoon of 19 September 1908, a large crowd of dignitaries assembled at John Street, Hawthorn for the laying of the Foundation Stone of The Eastern Suburbs Technical College, following its establishment on 8 July 1908.

To commemorate the 100th anniversary of this event during Swinburne's Centenary year, a Ceremony was held on the investiture of a Centenary Time Capsule.

Peter Love, author of Practical Measures - 100 years at Swinburne, welcomed guests along with Vice Chancellor and President, Professor Ian Young.

Cr. Phil Meggs from the Boroondara City Council unveiled a plaque to commemorate the event in front of guests that included Council and senior staff members, prominent friends of the university and descendants of Swinburne's founder, George Swinburne, and descendants of John Robertson Tranthim Fryer, the first director of the Eastern Suburbs Technical College.

Items to be included in the time capsule were displayed along with a time capsule from 1959 which was recently unearthed.

     

Celebrations in China

25 September 2008

On the evening of 25 September 2008, more than 60 guests attended Swinburne’s Centenary Alumni Cocktail Function held at the Kempinski Hotel in Beijing.

The event was hosted by Mr Jeffrey Smart, Pro Vice-Chancellor (International & Recruitment) and provided an opportunity for Swinburne to celebrate with its alumni, Chinese partner institutions, current students and its agent networks. 

Ms Kay Lipson, Dean, Faculty of Higher Education, Lilydale made an eloquent speech on Swinburne reaching 100 years of establishment, followed by Mr Iain Watt, Minister Counsellor (Education), AEI at the Australian Embassy in Beijing who spoke on behalf of the Australian Government.

Special thanks go to the Australian Chinese Alumni Association (ACAA) for their generous support and assistance with the event.

Faculty of Engineering and Industrial Sciences: Centenary Alumni Event

25 September 2008

The Faculty of Engineering and Industrial Sciences hosted a Centenary Alumni Event in the Atrium of the Hawthorn Campus from 4.00 pm – 7.00 pm on Thursday, 25 September 2008.

This reunion was a great opportunity for alumni to see the sweeping changes that have taken place at Swinburne, and to catch up with other graduates and former and current staff.

Faculty of Life and Social Sciences Centenary Lecture

Richmond Football Football Club and Australian Rules
Professor Geoffrey Blainey

26 September 2008

2008 is the centenary of the Richmond Football Club, and the sesquicentenary of Australian Rules. Our distinguished speaker on the eve of the 2008 Grand Final was Geoffrey Blainey, the author of A Game of Our Own: The Origins of Australian Football (1990). He is also the author of 36 other books, including The Tyranny of Distance (1966) and A Short History of the World (2000).

National Centre for Sustainability and Environmental Design Opening and Centenary Celebration

Wantirna campus

14 October 2008

The new National Centre for Sustainability and Environmental Design at Swinburne’s Wantirna campus was officially opened at 11.00am on Tuesday 14 October by the Minister for Skills and Workforce Participation Jacinta Allan.

Vice-Chancellor Ian Young attended the ceremony along with Swinburne Council members, senior staff and representatives from local councils, secondary schools and industry.

The new building was specifically designed with many environmentally sustainable features including a 90,000 litre water tank, solar panels, natural ventilation and lighting systems. Reclaimed materials have been used in the building and in the construction process.

A commemorative centenary garden was also planted following the official opening of the centre and 300 trees indigenous to the local area were given away during a special centenary celebration for staff and students.

Dinner at Parliament House

16 October 2008

Swinburne hosted a Centenary Gala Fundraising Dinner at State Parliament House, Spring Street, Melbourne on Thursday 16 October at 6.30 pm.

We were honoured to have a good friend of Swinburne and former Chair of Qantas, Margaret Jackson, as a guest speaker. A string quartet also played music on the night.

The function provided many of Swinburne's business and corporate partners with the opportunity to join us in acknowledging the start of a new century and vision for the institution.

For development enquiries, please contact:
Bruce McDonald on (03) 9214 8626 or email bmcdonald@swin.edu.au or
Phil Honeywood on (03) 9214 5018 or email phoneywood@swin.edu.au

Chancellor's Centenary Lecture Series

Paul Ramadge: Australia and the US

22 October 2008

As one of The Age's most senior editors, Paul works on most aspects of the paper's content, from developing and polishing news lists to mounting investigations and campaigns, launching new sections, managing senior writers and developing circulation strategies. Since joining The Age as night editor in 1996, Paul has held the positions of assistant editor (news), executive editor and Saturday editor.

He also edited the newspaper's inspirational and Walkley Award-winning coverage of the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games. Paul Ramadge was appointed senior deputy editor in December 2005 and in September 2008 he was appointed editor-in-chief.

From time spent with key political and analysts while in the US in 2008, Paul shared his observations on:

• How Americans' lives are changing
• The transcendental nature of the US presidential election
• What these issues mean for Australia
  
  

Faculty of Information and Communication Technologies Event: BIT Alumni Dinner

23 October 2008

The Faculty of Information and Communication Technologies (FICT) is justly proud of the Bachelor of Information Technology (BIT) program, one of Australia’s most prestigious IT courses.

The program has now been running for 20 years and has produced over 600 graduates. By offering state of the art skills in the field of Business Information Technology, graduates of the program go on to achieve one of the highest employment rates of all IT courses in Australia.

To celebrate this milestone and Swinburne's Centenary, FICT hosted a celebratory dinner on Wednesday 23 October for the BIT Alumni, the employers who have been generous sponsors of the program and FICT staff who have been involved in the academic and administrative aspects of this highly successful course.

Faculty of Life and Social Sciences Centenary Lecture

The Fisher Labor Government
Professor David Day

24 October 2008

The Fisher Labor Government laid the foundations of the modern welfare state, and was the first majority national Labour Party government in the world. David Day is Fisher’s biographer. He is also the biographer of Chifley and Curtin, the author of Conquest: How Societies Overwhelm Others (2008), Honorary Associate at La Trobe University and visiting professor at the University of Aberdeen.

Chancellor's Centenary Lecture Series

Sir Rod Eddington: Infrastructure in Australia

13 November 2008

Sir Rod Eddington is a Rhodes Scholar. He completed a thesis on thermodynamics to earn an engineering doctorate from Oxford University and then taught there for two years, has led three airlines including British Airways, sits on the boards of companies including News Corp and Rio Tinto, and has advised both the Blair Government in the UK, and the Bracks Government in Victoria. Sir Rod was knighted in 2005 for resurrecting British Airways' fortunes.

As Chair of Infrastructure Australia, Sir Rod presented a landmark report in April, 2008, on the future shape of Melbourne’s transport system - Investing in Transport: East West Link Needs Assessment. It was the first time the challenges and opportunities for Melbourne’s east-to-west transport corridor had been comprehensively assessed.

Sir Rod presented his views on infrastructure in Australia.

Faculty of Life and Social Sciences Centenary Lecture

Looking Forward: Higher Education in 2058
Professor Simon Marginson

21 November 2008

This week we looked to the future. We imagined how universities and higher education will develop in the future and what Swinburne will look like in another 50 years.

Professor Simon Marginson is Australia’s leading expert on educational policy. He is Professor of Higher Education in the Centre for the Study of Higher Education at the University of Melbourne, the author (with Mark Considine) of The Enterprise University (2000), and has most recently edited Prospects of Higher Education: Globalization, market competition, public goods and the future of the university (2007).

Centenary Alumni Cocktails (incorporating Former Staff)

4 December 2008

Celebrations in Hong Kong

5 December 2008

More than 50 guests attended Swinburne’s Centenary Alumni Cocktail Function held at the Park Lane Hotel in Hong Kong on 5 December 2008.

The event was hosted by Professor Chris Pilgrim, Dean of the Faculty of Information and Communication Technologies, and provided a wonderful opportunity for Swinburne to celebrate with its alumni, local partner institutions, current students and agent networks. 

Mr Mark Wood, Australian Trade Commissioner Australian Embassy in Hong Kong spoke on behalf of the Australian Government, followed by a speech by Mr. Terence Yap, Alumnus and President of the Swinburne Hong Kong Alumni Association on the significance of his student experience at Swinburne.

The event was fortunate to have as additional special guests, a group of Melbourne students visiting Hong Kong under Swinburne’s Future Leaders Program, a study tour in which high achieving students are given the opportunity to explore leadership concepts in an international context.

Principals Centenary Dinner with the Vice-Chancellor

11 December 2008

To celebrate Swinburne's centenary, we invited Principals from key feeder schools to join our Vice-Chancellor, Professor Ian Young, and other key academic and administrative staff.

The dinner provided Principals with the opportunity to network with other Principals from Victorian secondary schools and hear more about Swinburne's 2015 vision.

Centenary End of Year Staff Function

December 2008

To bring a close to the centenary year, more than 700 staff attended the Centenary End of Year Function which was held at Albert by the Lake on 5 December 2008.

Enjoyment was had by all who attended with the highlight being the raffle where some very lucky staff won Apple iPods, travel vouchers and an Acer laptop. 

If you would like to view further photos from the night, please contact Lauren Roden on extension 5123 or lroden@swin.edu.au.