12/08/2026
On Wednesday 5th August 2026, Madison (current DLC first-year) and Ayva (DLC alumna) attended the Broken Hill Careers Expo, alongside the Macquarie University Outreach team, to encourage prospective rural students to consider Macquarie University and Dunmore Lang College as their next career move post-exams. πππ‘
βGetting to come back and represent DLC in my hometown was such a heart warming experience. π I felt so proud to be able to share my incredible experience at DLC with some of Broken Hillβs young people who are in the exact same position as I was a few years ago. I saw peopleβs faces light up when they realised how achievable and accessible living and studying in Sydney can be with the help of DLC! β¨ Showing the students photos of our events, spaces and my lifelong friends from Dunmore Lang College felt like a full circle moment.β π‘πΈ
β Ayva O'Meara, recipient of the MQ/DLC Rural and Regional Scholarship from 2022β2025, and resident of Broken Hill.
βBeing able to return to my hometown to represent DLC in my first year at this expo felt like such a full circle moment. π« I loved being able to educate students on the scholarships that are available to them and to reconnect with the people that made it possible to be where I am today. π Being able to see students excited at the possibility of coming to DLC was very enjoyable and to have the opportunity to support my local community, particularly my Indigenous peers, is something that I will always be grateful for and hope to do again in the future.β ππ
β Madison Rae, Macquarie Advantage Scholarship Student, current resident of DLC, Indigenous and first in family to attend University.