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Country Dustie hits town

When Dustie M first came to the Brisbane, she reckons she was a country girl who didn't know the first thing about hairdressing. Well, she sure does now! Smart Start reports.

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Cyber-bullies, no! Co-op scholarships, yes!

Scholarships are crazy things. Well, maybe ‘crazy’ isn’t the right word. In fact, they’re not crazy at all. It’s completely the wrong word! Anyway, there are lots of different sorts of scholarships

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All at sea

Most people take holidays to see Australia. Danielle Hodge went to work to see it. SmartStart reports.

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Teaching is Krystal clear

When she was 12, Krystal Cathcart burst into tears when her mother asked her to go into a shop to buy a loaf of bread. Now she’s an awesome teacher. Her history means she can look at things from a variety of perspectives and has empathy.

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Plug into an apprenticeship

After Year 12, Kacee White had a good look around (and we mean ‘good’ because she actually went to Africa), and decided on a great career. Smart Start asked some probing questions to apprentice sparky Kacee.

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Doctoring your pathway to medicine

Dash Newington started an Academy of Sport scholarship in track and field. Now, she’s studying to be a doctor. Smart Start looks at the many things that happened in between.

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Taking Flight

While looking for a flight attendant job, Fallon Burrows had a phone call from a job agency who told her about an Indigenous traineeship that was to do with the tourism industry and involved some sort of world indigenous education conference.

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Art gallery acquisition

Chad Creighton took an interesting road to working in the arts. But the recipient of the Art Gallery of Western Australia’s Indigenous Curatorial Internship has always been interested in fine arts.

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Fit for a career

For some, personal training means riding the train to work by themselves each day. But for these characters, it’s much more interesting than that. Smart Start investigates Rachelle Bittar and Tom Livingston.

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