Guiding Light At Hand

The Australian Newspaper - September 12, 2009

Feature Article

She's a first-generation Australian of Portuguese, Malay, Goan, Irish, English and French ancestry, and her career has been no less eclectic. She has been a teacher in remote communities in Western Australia, manager of an Aboriginal arts centre at Fitzroy Crossing, a radio and television producer for Kimberley ABC, based in Broome, and, more recently, an administrator, property manager and interior designer.

Read the success story of Angela Albuquerque who achieved her dreams through meeting her mentor via the Australian Women's Mentoring Network!

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