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After building a successful corporate career in finance and business improvement within the manufacturing and logistics sectors, Donna Wenham never imagined she would one day own and operate a craft distillery.

For Keon Saunders, studying at TAFE Queensland was never just about earning a qualification, it was about creating change for his family, his community and future generations.

What started as a two-month work experience placement has grown into a thriving career in engineering for Rachelle Turner (or Shellie) as a TAFE Queensland apprentice. Five years ago, she stepped into the trade environment unsure of where it might lead.

Abi England moved to Australia six months ago, and she’s already landed her dream job thanks to TAFE Queensland.

Kym Moule never imagined a casual job behind the bar at Cauldron Distillery would spark a career in brewing and distilling.

After two decades working in pharmacy, Clare Stone made a life-changing decision: to step away from her career and pursue a long-held dream.

For Tahnee, a proud Yuggera Yuggarabul and Bidjara woman and Metro South Health Senior Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Worker at Redlands Hospital, mentoring young people in the workplace is about strengthening both community and the future of healthcare.

Crawling under roofs with spiders may not be everyone’s idea of a good time, but for Fraser Coast Apprentice of the Year Tayla Axelsen, it’s all part of the job.

Five years ago, Darren Stewart swapped treating patients for crafting premium spirits when he co-founded Cauldron Distillery.

After more than two decades in boat building, security, private investigations and transport, Nick Hauritz never expected to find his true passion at Cauldron Distillery.

As TAFE Queensland celebrates 140 years, fashion design teacher Carol Costa looks back on her 32-year career training the next generation of fashion students.

Two TAFE Queensland teachers are celebrating a major creative achievement after their documentary Makers of Meaning was selected for screening at the West End Film Festival (WEFF), one of Brisbane’s longest-running showcases of independent filmmaking.