La Trobe Live hosts Mitchell White and Vincia Montalto bring you the latest news at La Trobe for the last show of the semester.
This week, we discuss the effect gambling has on young people including an open discussion around gambling statistics.
We take a closer look into La Trobe Social Clubs and their revival post the COVID-19 Pandemic.
In sport, we speak to Ben Waterworth who is the Digital Lead Journalist at Fox Sports Australia.
We had a look behind the scenes on those who make Upstart’s ‘The Ag’.
In the fourth and final episode of trying new sports, Jaimo and Ferg teamed up for a game of giant chess at the Islamic Museum of Australia.
Macleod YMCA’s ‘Walking Football’ clinic gives older residents a less intensive version of the sport. It’s just one example of the many initiatives aimed at helping over 50s stay active.
Almost all domestic students have HECS debt, but what does this new update in the 2024 Federal Budget mean for you?
While online groups can be useful, organisations like Neighbourhood Watch Victoria provide safer ways to look out for the community and stay informed about local crime.
There are currently calls to make Bunnings part of the Food and Grocery Code of Conduct with the aim of fairer deals for growers.
Against all odds, and with a little help, the Dianella amoena’s population is slowly growing.
The community art project will feature artwork created in collaboration with migrant artists and is expected to be installed in Ruffey Lake Park by early 2025.
