Since graduating from Taminmin College (NT) in 2024, Chris Brumby has shown what life after school can look like when hard work and opportunity come together.
Recognising his ability, the Taminmin College Art Department invited Chris to stay on as part of their creative team after completing Year 12. Now working as an Art Technician, he supports art classes, assists staff and continues to develop his own skills. His contribution is valued by both students and teachers and he remains an important part of the school community.
Chris has also continued his employment at Woolworths Humpty Doo where he began working during his senior years through Clontarf’s partnership with Woolworths. His commitment to both roles highlights a strong work ethic and a clear sense of purpose.
In 2025, his artistic talent earned national attention when his design was selected to appear on the Red Bull Ampol Racing Team’s Supercars for the Indigenous Round — an opportunity made possible through Clontarf’s partnership with Ampol. The project gave Chris the chance to showcase his creativity on one of Australia’s biggest sporting stages.
Chris’s story shows how real opportunities, backed by effort and support, can open the door to a rewarding future.
