Mr Kennedy said many companies supported reconciliation issues and wanted to show their ongoing support and commitment in a public, visible manner. Both designs will be presented for endorsement by the Reconciliation Council at its next meeting. The disastrous and traumatic on show An exhibition of paintings, drawings and installations at the Monash University Gallery on Clayton campus explores the theme of the disastrous and the traumatic in natural and personal environments. The diverse works include colonial depictions by William Strutt of the Black Thursday fires of the early 1850s, Fred Williams's splendid series of paintings recording the tragic inferno which swept through the Dandenong Ranges in the late 1960s and Vera Moller's quirky knitted woollen greenhouse, as well as several installations. The exhibition will run until 3 July.
Admission is free.
Stephanie Goetze-Thies, from the Monash Gallery, with Vera Moller's 'greenhouse '. New editor for Memo Ms Sandra Stubbings has joined Staff Development and Communications to work on Monash Memo and contribute to the university-wide internal communications strategy. Ms Stubbings, who is on the staff of the University of Melbourne, has been seconded to Monash for 12 months under the Melbourne-Monash protocol. She said the secondment was a great opportunity to use her experience in a different environment. There are many similarities between the two universities, but some fundamental differences as well.