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Publishing and Communicating Your Work - Postgraduate Students Day
Special Event
Session Description
Panelists:
- Cathy Harper - Cathy Harper a senior editor and journalist with 25 years’ experience in public interest journalism. She’s currently the Managing Editor of Melbourne Asia Review, the journal-magazine of the Asia Institute, University of Melbourne. Previously, she was a senior journalist and producer in news and current affairs at the ABC (Melbourne and Darwin) and SBS (Melbourne); and also worked for seven years as an Australian correspondent for the Washington DC-based National Public Radio. She is also a trained lawyer.
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Tiara Marthias - Dr Tiara Marthias is a Lecturer in Global Health at the Nossal Institute for Global Health, University of Melbourne. As a health systems researcher, her work focuses on advancing equitable access to quality health services in Southeast Asia, particularly in Indonesia. She has published on universal health coverage, maternal and child health, and primary health care. She currently leads an implementation research on social behaviour change interventions to improve child immunisation, handwashing with soap, and child
nutrition in Indonesia. Tiara is also actively engaged in policy-relevant research and regional collaboration. Together with Charlotte Setijadi, Tiara is one of the co-convenors of the Indonesia Forum for 2025. - Andrew Rosser - Professor Andrew Rosser is Professor of Southeast Asian Studies at the University of Melbourne. His research focuses on the political economy of development, with a longstanding interest in Indonesia. He has worked at the University of Sydney, AusAID, IDS Sussex, and Adelaide, and was an ARC Future Fellow (2012–2015) researching law, politics, and social rights in Indonesia. He has consulted for international organisations including the World Bank, DFID, OECD, and UNDP. His early work examined economic liberalisation during and after Indonesia’s New Order, as well as the political impacts of the 1997–98 Asian financial crisis.