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Freesia is prototyping a glove keyboard using embedded machine learning. It’s part music, part hardware hack, part movement. But that’s just the start—she’s also launched the Australian Creative Electronics Society to put Aussie hardware innovation on the global map. Follow Freesia

‍Emma Clancey (Season 5) launched their debut novel, The Dream Will Devour Us, with a packed event at Kinokuniya in Sydney. It’s a queer YA fantasy born from their dual worlds in literature and medicine, and now sits on shelves from Dymocks to Orange.

Julian Hovenden (Season 8) dropped Waiting for the Captain. It's a sprawling music and art project through The Land of Rah, featuring 18 tracks, 22 musicians, and an immersive launch at Mothership Studios in Marrickville.

Leila Harris was selected for Next Level Mentorship to bring Plain Bad Heroine to life - her original dance project. She’s now working with Bangarra Dance Company and receiving new funding to build the work.

Kanishk Aggarwal took out the "Your Vision" category of the ACT Bright Future Prize 2025 for a suite of innovations - smart textiles, EMDR kits, and calming clip-ons for expectant mothers. Grant funding will supercharge his engineering builds.

Chloe McCormick is heading to Harvard to study. Her work through Protostars helped shape her creative and academic journey.

Prabhjot Sodhi and Shreya Mukherjee were selected as two of just 40 delegates globally to attend the ASES Summit at Stanford - hearing from thinkers at Google DeepMind, Y Combinator, and Nobel Laureates.

Anh Van and the team at LaFoundary were accepted into the Social Impact Hub’s Scaling Impact Accelerator. If they hit their milestones, they’ll unlock a $250K match fund.