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Mum-of-three Xian Garnier has transformed her side-hustle into her dream job after discovering a passion for design. Now, she's creating her own path, using her new skills to start her own business that helps others stand out from the crowd.

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From working with renowned cardiac surgeon Dr Victor Chang, and serving in the Royal Australian Air Force, to becoming the first nurse to work in an Electronic Intensive Care Unit, Janene Roberts’ 44-year-long career has taken her right across the globe and exposed her to life-changing experiences that have made her a wealth of knowledge.

After 13 years of full-time service in the Royal Australian Navy, Luke Buckland knew it was time for a new chapter that allowed him to stay closer to home while building on the skills and experience he gained in uniform.

Ryan Comino is taking on other bricklaying apprentices from around the country at the 2025 WorldSkills Australia National Championships.

Amy Stubbs will be competing for bricklaying glory when she represents Mackay on the Queensland team at the 2025 WorldSkills Australia National Championships.

Harry Steptoe will compete for glory at the 2025 WorldSkills Australia National Championships in the Carpentry category, after placing fourth at the previous National Championships in 2023.

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Known for her performances as Estelle Brown in Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis (2022), Senayt Mebrahtu is now stepping behind the camera as an aspiring filmmaker and production company owner.

When Senior Operations Officer Therese Hollan isn’t working at TAFE Queensland, you’ll find her tirelessly protecting some of Australia’s most iconic and endangered wildlife.

After two decades on the frontline as a paramedic in South Africa, Nicholas Cronning thought he’d left healthcare behind when he moved to Australia in 2015.

She started with a typewriter and a dream - now Kym Wesener has hung up her TAFE Queensland staff ID and is calling it a day on the exact date she started 50 years ago.