Design Institute of Australia Awards 2025 Feature Cycling Campaign for Cancer Research and Sustainable Design Projects
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Summary
The article highlights award-winning projects from the Design Institute of Australia's Graduates of the Year Awards 2025. Key projects include a cycling sponsorship campaign designed to raise money for cancer research, a stool made from plastic offcuts from the dairy industry, and a women's community center aimed at reducing loneliness. The Design Institute of Australia has been the national design body since 1939.
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· 4 pulleda cyclist's sponsorship campaign designed to raise money for cancer research is among the award-winning projects from Design Institute of Australia
Also featured is a stool crafted using plastic offcuts from the dairy industry, and a women's community centre that aims to reduce loneliness
Since 1939, the Design Institute of Australia (DIA) has been the national body championing
A sponsorship campaign involving brand identity and merchandise, designed for a cyclist raising money for cancer research, is among the award-winning projects
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