Award win for NAPSA’s Indigenous chair

Nicholas O’Donoghue 03/12/2025

2025 Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Allied Health Student of the Year, Shi-Anne Wallace. Photo sourced: Facebook

Pharmacy student takes home Indigenous Allied Health Australia (IAHA) honour James Cook University’s Shi-Anne Wallace has been named the 2025 Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Allied Health Student of the Year. Currently a fourth-year pharmacy student, Wallace, a Mamu woman with connections to the Goreng Goreng nation, was the first member of her family to graduate from high school and pursue a university education. Wallace, the inaugural

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Award win for NAPSA’s Indigenous chair

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