Topic: Old Melburnian Profile

Edwina Burn was attracted to the voluntary position because of her belief in the importance of community.

As principal of a school in a tiny remote community, Joe Hewett (OM 1993) has gained a completely new perspective on what successful teaching looks like.

Teaching is just one of the options Alex Keath (OM 2010) is considering post-AFL.

Dr Charlie Day (OM 1988) explains how the Marian Flack Scholarship contributes to a culture of academic excellence at the School.

Numerous members of the Flack family have made incalculable contributions to the School and the community around them.

Australia Post has released a commemorative postage stamp to honour the sesquicentenary (150 year) of the birth of Edwin Flack (OM 1890).

For Vincent Chiang (OM 2010), teaching is a life-affirming experience.

Justin Glenn (OM 1993) explains that there is a complex balance between “service” and “self-fulfilment” in his role at Melbourne Grammar School.

Returning to our School for Reconciliation Week, Tiwi man Patrick Heenan reflects on his life's journey.

Working at the cutting edge of tech policy at a time of unprecedented change, Old Melburnian Simon Harari says he relies on his ability to take responsibility in the face of uncertainty.