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  • Graduate stories
Seeing how government works from the inside is valuable, no matter what you want to do with your life.

Mark, generalist stream

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  • Graduate stories
Engage with your lecturers, tutors and peers regarding what careers you can pursue following your degree. I discovered entire new fields and organisations I never knew existed simply through talking to people at university!

Martin Campbell

Submissions Team Officer
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  • Graduate stories
The diverse subject matter on which we advise also means I’m constantly learning about new topics and areas of law.

Matt Traeger

Counsel
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  • Day in the life

Matthew Banh

Matthew studied a Bachelor of Commerce and is part of the NSW Government Graduate Program.
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  • Graduate stories
What’s the takeaway from my story? That not everything is simple and sometimes the path that we end up taking isn’t the one we had in mind, but the one that is presented to us.

Matthew Barclay

Graduate
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  • Day in the life

Matthew Docherty

I really enjoy finding out more about all the clients and their systems, because I have a passion for learning and a natural curiosity as to how things work.
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  • Day in the life

Matthew Richters

Former Graduate
Matthew Richters is a former Graduate at the Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Communications (Road Safety Policy and Communications, Office of Road Safety Branch, Surface Transport Division, Infrastructure and Surface Transport).
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  • Graduate stories
The Department of Education offers varied work and a wide range of opportunities for different career pathways.

Meagan

Graduate Partnership Development and Program Support Officer
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