The Ag – Episode Three
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October 25, 2024
In our third episode, the team looks at course cuts, university lecturers, cultural clubs, the faces of LTU and nightlife.
In our third episode, the team looks at course cuts, university lecturers, cultural clubs, the faces of LTU and nightlife.
In the second episode of “Student on a Budget”, our presenters discover where to cheaply travel for a nice getaway.
In our second episode of The Ag, the team looks at LTU and Carlton FC, LISAF, sports coaching, the Eagle Bar and cheap getaways.
In our third episode, the team looks at course cuts, university lecturers, cultural clubs, the faces of LTU and nightlife.
In the second episode of “Student on a Budget”, our presenters discover where to cheaply travel for a nice getaway.
In our second episode of The Ag, the team looks at LTU and Carlton FC, LISAF, sports coaching, the Eagle Bar and cheap getaways.
In the final episode of The Ag, the team covers the LTU archives, the upstart program, recreational injuries, LTU’s ice sports club and cheap activities.
In our third episode, the team looks at course cuts, university lecturers, cultural clubs, the faces of LTU and nightlife.
In the second episode of “Student on a Budget”, our presenters discover where to cheaply travel for a nice getaway.
In our second episode of The Ag, the team looks at LTU and Carlton FC, LISAF, sports coaching, the Eagle Bar and cheap getaways.
In our first episode of the season, the team look at podcasting, student socialism, markets, relationships and cheap eats.
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Bendigo Y-PARC to be refurbished under the 21/22 budget.
The funding is a part of the budget announcement.
Youth unemployment will be a key focus.
JobMaker and tax cuts is featured.
$1.8 million will target homelessness.
Cheaper craft beer and protection for super funds.
Students protest uni funding changes.
Government’s economic credentials questioned.
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