This podcast is designed to show how people who suffer from Autism are misunderstood. La Trobe Communications student Tristan Burke shows that it is not some debilitating illness. It is something that gives an amazing and unique view of the world. And one that we should try to understand more.
https://youtu.be/xYuelhx_obg
Cultural hubs like Melbourne’s Koreatown and Greek Precnct help migrant communities adapt to change, but rising rents, shifting populations and changing generations can reshape their purpose over time.
Many Australians skip South America because they think it’s unsafe, but crime varies sharply between countries and cities, and travellers who have been say the reputation is overblown.
Mainstream fashion is making it easier for young hijabi women to find clothing that offers modesty, comfort and style, as loose and oversized trends move from niche markets into the mainstream.
Social media is changing how young women think about success, productivity and self-improvement, creating pressure to constantly become a better version of themselves.
Track athlete and La Trobe student Tom Reynolds shares his Commonwealth Games experience.
On the first Friday of every month, the main street of the northern Melbourne suburb, Whittlesea, transforms from a quiet town to a car enthusiast’s dream.
The Mernda Repair Café is helping locals fix broken items instead of throwing them away, showing how small community initiatives can make sustainability more accessible.
La Trobe’s partnership with Dogs for Life, is helping to improve support dogs quality, in assisting people living with disability and medical conditions.