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5. Matthew Robertson (2011) - engineer. Working as a process engineer at TasWater, Robertson was named the 2018 Tasmanian Young Water Professional of the Year and is a finalist in the national award this year. A UTAS graduate, he has been with the company for seven years.
1/55. Matthew Robertson (2011) - engineer. Working as a process engineer at TasWater, Robertson was named the 2018 Tasmanian Young Water Professional of the Year and is a finalist in the national award this year. A UTAS graduate, he has been with the company for seven years.
4. Shaun Wilson - director/editor. Hobart-based Wilson has directed multiple episodes of the ABC’s Rosehaven, as well as season two of Shaun Micallef’s The Ex-PM, and multiple television commercials.
2/54. Shaun Wilson - director/editor. Hobart-based Wilson has directed multiple episodes of the ABC’s Rosehaven, as well as season two of Shaun Micallef’s The Ex-PM, and multiple television commercials.
3. Christopher Waterhouse - Actor and broadcaster. A familiar face on stage around Tasmania before moving interstate and overseas, Waterhouse is an experienced actor, broadcaster, arts administrator and producer. He currently works as director of the St James’ Institute and as a broadcaster with Fine Music 102.5FM, Sydney. He previously worked as Canons’ Verger and Sacristan at Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford, and prior to that as the acting general manager for the St James Theatre in London.
3/53. Christopher Waterhouse - Actor and broadcaster. A familiar face on stage around Tasmania before moving interstate and overseas, Waterhouse is an experienced actor, broadcaster, arts administrator and producer. He currently works as director of the St James’ Institute and as a broadcaster with Fine Music 102.5FM, Sydney. He previously worked as Canons’ Verger and Sacristan at Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford, and prior to that as the acting general manager for the St James Theatre in London.
2. Alan Gogoll - Guitar virtuoso. Gogoll is a solo acoustic guitarist and composer most known for his two-handed “bell harmonics”’ technique and uplifting original compositions. With hundreds of millions of views across social media and millions of listeners around the world, he livestreams on social media and his music can be found on several streaming services.
4/52. Alan Gogoll - Guitar virtuoso. Gogoll is a solo acoustic guitarist and composer most known for his two-handed “bell harmonics”’ technique and uplifting original compositions. With hundreds of millions of views across social media and millions of listeners around the world, he livestreams on social media and his music can be found on several streaming services.
1. Andrew Traill - ophthalmologist. Graduating from UTAS in 2001 with honours in medicine and surgery, and medical science, Dr Traill was awarded the undergraduate prize in ophthalmology. He completed further training in Victoria and the UK. He has published in peer-reviewed international journals including the British Journal of Ophthalmology. After a period as a UK NHS consultant, he returned to Tasmania to practice as a vitreoretinal specialist at Hobart Eye Surgeons, is a visiting medical officer at the Royal Hobart Hospital and a final year clinical lecturer for UTAS. Picture: eyesurgeons.com.au
5/51. Andrew Traill - ophthalmologist. Graduating from UTAS in 2001 with honours in medicine and surgery, and medical science, Dr Traill was awarded the undergraduate prize in ophthalmology. He completed further training in Victoria and the UK. He has published in peer-reviewed international journals including the British Journal of Ophthalmology. After a period as a UK NHS consultant, he returned to Tasmania to practice as a vitreoretinal specialist at Hobart Eye Surgeons, is a visiting medical officer at the Royal Hobart Hospital and a final year clinical lecturer for UTAS. Picture: eyesurgeons.com.au
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