The University of Notre Dame Australia Broome Campus

24/08/2026

👏 Congratulations to Notre Dame GP Discipline Lead and alumna Associate Professor Dr Ramya Raman, on being elected President-elect of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP).

Dr Raman's election is a remarkable achievement and recognition of her dedication to general practice and leadership within the profession.

We wish Ramya every success in her new role as she works to strengthen and advocate for general practice across Australia.

Congratulations, Ramya! 🎉

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Congratulations to Dr Raman who has been elected as the next RACGP President.

Thank you to all candidates for their commitment to the College and to every member who participated in the election.

We look forward to Ramya’s leadership and contribution to the future of general practice.

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21/08/2026

Congratulations to Dr Patrick Dodson, who has been awarded an Honorary Doctor of Letters by The University of Notre Dame Australia in recognition of his lifelong contribution to Aboriginal people, reconciliation, justice and education.

A Yawuru Elder from Rubibi/Broome and one of Australia's most respected advocates for Indigenous rights, Dr Dodson has played a pivotal role in shaping the national conversation on reconciliation through leadership, public service and education.

The honour also acknowledges Dr Dodson's enduring relationship with Notre Dame, where he has inspired generations of students as a lecturer, mentor and cultural leader, helping to advance understanding, respect and reconciliation across communities.

Congratulations Dr Dodson!

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21/08/2026

Notre Dame’s new Chancellor, Paul McClintock AO, receives a traditional welcome to the University’s reconciliation campus in Rubibi/Broome this afternoon, with Yawuru Elders leading a smoking ceremony to mark his visit ahead of its Broome graduation ceremony.

18/08/2026

A special evening of culture, storytelling and connection is coming to Broome!

The Nulungu Reconciliation Lecture returns on Thursday 20 August, featuring a unique cultural performance and an inspiring discussion on reconciliation and community.
Everyone is welcome to be part of this free event.

Read more here: https://ow.ly/vBcu50ZAJCQ

10/08/2026

We were delighted to welcome Federal Member for Fremantle, Josh Wilson MP , to our Fremantle Campus on Friday to meet with staff and students from our School of Medicine.

His visit follows the exciting announcement of five additional Commonwealth Supported Places for Notre Dame's medical program from 2028, creating more opportunities for future doctors and helping strengthen healthcare access for communities that need it most.

Read more here: https://ow.ly/BmTw50ZxXBC

04/08/2026

Notre Dame has secured five additional Commonwealth supported places for its Doctor of Medicine Program in Western Australia, helping to strengthen the future health workforce and create more opportunities for students to study medicine.

Starting in 2028, the additional places will support the training of more highly skilled doctors and help address workforce shortages in communities across Australia.

Read more here: https://ow.ly/FCK350Zw1x2

03/08/2026

Broome Campus came to life on Thursday for Open Day, with future students and their families exploring study options, meeting our community and getting a feel for campus life.

A highlight was the Simulation Lab, where students stepped into realistic emergency scenarios and experienced hands-on learning in action.

Thank you to everyone who joined us, and to the staff and students who helped make the day such a success.

If you missed us on the day, there are still plenty of ways to learn more about studying at Notre Dame in Broome: notredame.edu.au/study

31/07/2026

Congratulations to Notre Dame Associate Professor Myles Murphy, on being named a finalist in the 2026 Western Australian Premier’s Science Awards Early Career Scientist of the Year category.

His research is helping improve the assessment, management and prevention of lower-body musculoskeletal pain and injury, delivering real-world benefits for athletes, workers and the wider community.

This recognition celebrates Myles’ outstanding contribution to health and sports medicine research and reflects the impact of his work both nationally and internationally.

Congratulations Myles🎉

Read more about his achievement here: https://ow.ly/u2CZ50ZuT7B

29/07/2026

👏 A huge congratulations to Notre Dame researcher Associate Professor Myles Murphy, who has been awarded more than $600,000 in NHMRC funding for a major new research project.

Over the next five years, Myles and his team will investigate ways to reduce injuries among Australian police recruits, helping to improve training outcomes, keep recruits healthier and reduce costs to the community.

Read more here: https://ow.ly/ay7150Zu3T4