LIME Newsletters

Welcome to the 48th edition of the LIME Network Newsletter. In this edition we provide five new Slice of LIME Seminars recorded live at LIME Connection X on Ngunnawal and Ngambri country October 2023. We welcome our new Reference Group members Prof. Sandra Eades, University of Melbourne and Dr Angela Forrest, University of Tasmania. We sadly farewell Reference Group Members…

Happy New Year and Welcome to the 47th edition of the LIME Network Newsletter. In this edition we provide two new Slice of LIME Seminars – Prof Ian Anderson AO keynote presentation and Dr Andrea McKivett keynote presentation, from LIME Connection X. LIME Secretariat recently hosted a LIME Reference Group with Griffith University, Gold Coast. During this visit we were…

Welcome to the 46th edition of the LIME Network Newsletter. There is officially two weeks until we meet on Ngambri & Ngunnawal country for LIME Connection X. In this edition we provide updates for the conference. Final days to register for LIME Connection X and hear from outstanding keynote speakers such as Prof Ian Anderson, Dr Andrea McKivett, Prof Eve…

Welcome to the 45th edition of the LIME Network Newsletter. In this edition we welcome our Candice McKenzie and Talila Milroy to the LIME Secretariat. Welcome back to Jasmin Boys, who has returned from maternity leave to the LIME Secretariat. We also welcome new Reference Group member Nicole Mercer, Deakin University. We are counting down the weeks until LIME Connection X…

Welcome to the 44th edition of the LIME Network Newsletter. In this edition we welcome our new Reference Group members Mel Muscat, University of Queensland, Sophie Pitt, the University of New South Wales, Maria Mackay, the University of Woollongong and we welcome back Cheryl Davis in her new role at Notre Dame University. In this edition we provide exciting updates…

Happy New Year and welcome to the 43rd edition of the LIME Network Newsletter. In this edition we welcomes Annette Tunnicliffe to the LIME team; and we also welcome to our Reference Group Dr Kim Isaacs, Curtin University and Paul Ishiguchi, the University of Melbourne. Our member profiles for this edition features Dr Paul Saunders, Western Sydney University. In this edition we also highlight Charles Darwin University’s new pre-health program for First Nation Students.

Welcome to the 42nd edition of the LIME Network Newsletter. In this edition we announce some details of LIME Connection X. Our member profiles for this edition feature 2020 WA Young Australian of the Year, and Indigenous medical student Yarlalu Thomas; and we also profile an Indigenous-led startup cofounded by Indigenous medical student Joanne Kaczmarek.

In this edition we continue to showcase the Slice of LIME seminars from LIME Staying Connected 2021 with the Keynote Presentation from Professor Chelsea Watego. Our member profiles for this edition feature one of our new reference group members, Josie Atkinson from University of Wollongong on Dharawal country. We also yarn with Indigenous Medical students Amy Searle, Ella Coelin and Joel Bones on their Pathway’s into Medicine.

In this edition we continue to showcase the next editions of the Slice of LIME seminars from LIME Staying Connected 2021. Our Resources Database on our website recently received an update.

In this edition we announce the first Slice of LIME seminar for 2022 – the release of the first LIME Staying Connected keynote presentation. We also showcase our new website.

In this edition we provide a summary of our recent online conference LIME Connection IX ‘Staying Connected’, showcase the recent winner of the Dennis McDermott Award for Excellence in Cultural Safety. This edition also includes updates from the Specialist Medical Colleges

In this edition we provide the program and announce the keynote speakers for our online forum Staying Connected, showcase the recent Slice of LIME Seminar: Adapting Indigenous Health Teaching and Learning During COVID-19. We will also provide details for the new Award for Excellence in Cultural Safety.

In this edition we provide an update on our online forum Staying Connected, announce an upcoming Slice of LIME Seminar: Adapting Indigenous Health Teaching and Learning During COVID-19 and update you on our Specialist Medical Colleges workshop 5: Cultural safety in the Specialist Medical Colleges. This edition will also include the first Specialist Medical Colleges update.

In this edition we update you on our fourth Specialist Medical Colleges Workshops which was held in December 2020. Our member profile for this edition features Dr Kim Isaacs from the University of Notre Dame. Farewell to Associate Professor Peter Malouf from the University of Sydney who has taken an opportunity working in the Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation sector. We value your contribution to the reference group.

In this edition we update you on LIME Connection IX. Our member profile for this edition features Associate Professor Maree Toombes from the University of Queensland. LIME Network are proud to extend congratulations to Dr Brett Biles on the successful completion of his PhD.

In this edition we update you on the LIME Network Survey Report, Reference Group meeting, Specialist Medical Colleges Workshop and Pathways to Specialisation video project developed by LIME.

In this edition we update you on the LIME Connection VIII report, Highlights video, Slice of LIME Seminars as well as the Best Practice Approaches to Supporting Indigenous Health Academics in Medical Schools developed by the LIME Network Reference Group

In this edition we update you on LIME Connection VIII, announce the winners of the LIMElight Awards and launch both the Pathways into Specialisation and the Good Practice Case Studies Volume 5.

In this edition we update you on LIME Connection VIII, including LIMElight Award Applications and the LIME Connection Overview Program; provide information on the recent LIME Network Reference Group Meeting; update you on our continued work with Specialist Medical Colleges and announce an upcoming Slice of LIME Seminar: Assessment in Indigenous Health Education.