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STEM path siren sounds for girls

Girls learn of what they can be with STEM-related fun.

Karma Barndon
Roshan Doherty (St Hilda's), Kate Kang (MLC), Amy Boyd (St Hilda's) and Jaime Dunn (MLC) building a prosthetic limb.

Roshan Doherty (St Hilda's), Kate Kang (MLC), Amy Boyd (St Hilda's) and Jaime Dunn (MLC) building a prosthetic limb.

The UWA and Rio Tinto sponsored Girls in Engineering Discovery Day showcases some of the career opportunities available in the STEM field, which has traditionally been a male-domain. According to a 2016...

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