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69-year-old woman shows it's never too late to learn Chia sẻ | FaceBookTwitter Email Copy Link Copy link bài viết thành công  12/05/2021    06:35 GMT+7 Nguyen Thi Hong Cuc proves that education truly is a lifelong process. Nguyen Thi Hong Cuc (right) at the thesis defence in May last year. Photo the Voice of HCM City People In May last year, Cuc earned her doctorate from HCM City University of Social Sciences and Humanities with a doctoral thesis on the development of non-publi...

He also noted the significance of an Indigenous-led program being recognised.  Competition: The other nominees in the category were Jason Bateman for Ozark, Hugh Grant for The Undoing, Daniel Levy for Schitt's Creek and Paul Mescal (left) for Normal People 'I also want to acknowledge the Mystery Road series and what it says about Australia, our identity, and our history. I am so proud it is a First Nations series that is the top-rating drama on Australian television,' he said.  Aaron also thanked filmmaker Ivan Sen for creating the character of Detective Jay Swan, which he said was the 'ro...

Arrernte and Arabana actor Aaron Pedersen has received the inaugural AACTA International Award for 'Best Actor in a Series', for his work in ABC TV’s ‘Mystery Road’. Pedersen, who played the role of Detective Jay Swam in the Indigenous-led drama series, was given the top award by the Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts, which honours achievements in screen excellence from around the world. In his acceptance speech, Pedersen said that he was humbled and grateful to receive the coveted award. “For me to be in such exalted company is truly a great honour,” he said. The oth...

Date Time Mystery Road’s Aaron Pedersen wins international acting award ABC TV Mystery Road star Aaron Pedersen has won the inaugural AACTA International Award for Best Actor in a Series, trumping a strong field of nominees from Europe and the United States. Pedersen’s role as Detective Jay Swan in the Indigenous-led drama series was recognised by members of the Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts in the peer-judged award, which honours the best achievements in screen excellence from around the world. The other nominees for the Best Actor in a Series Award were Jason Bateman ...

Save Share As Australia Day looms so does another round of Australian movies. If you’re feeling patriotic you can now watch Glendyn Ivin’s Penguin Bloom, in which a disabled Naomi Watts finds new hope through a magpie. Coming soon is Stephen Johnson’s High Ground, an historical drama set in Arnhem Land, where Simon Baker treads a blood-stained tightrope on behalf of black and white relations. Last, and I suspect least, is Luke Sparke’s Occupation: Rainfall, a big budget Australian science fiction feature. As usual, there is a certain pressure on a reviewer to “supp...