With the dust settling on a tumultuous week in the AFL, David Lowden explores how the events shone a light on the work we still have to do.
Last night Carlton coach Mick Malthouse spoke to La Trobe University alumni about leadership, goal-setting, and of course, football. Sam McInerney was in attendance.
La Trobe University Vice-Chancellor’s Fellow Mick Malthouse speaks to David Lowden about Jim Stynes, his decision to leave Collingwood, racism in football and climate change.
With the dust settling on a tumultuous week in the AFL, David Lowden explores how the events shone a light on the work we still have to do.
Last night Carlton coach Mick Malthouse spoke to La Trobe University alumni about leadership, goal-setting, and of course, football. Sam McInerney was in attendance.
La Trobe University Vice-Chancellor’s Fellow Mick Malthouse speaks to David Lowden about Jim Stynes, his decision to leave Collingwood, racism in football and climate change.
On Saturday the 21st of November 2015, the Sports Writers Festival is hosting a preliminary “mini-fest” at Federation Square.
With the dust settling on a tumultuous week in the AFL, David Lowden explores how the events shone a light on the work we still have to do.
Last night Carlton coach Mick Malthouse spoke to La Trobe University alumni about leadership, goal-setting, and of course, football. Sam McInerney was in attendance.
La Trobe University Vice-Chancellor’s Fellow Mick Malthouse speaks to David Lowden about Jim Stynes, his decision to leave Collingwood, racism in football and climate change.
Optus has labelled the decision by the Federal Court that it was in breach of copyright laws as ‘un-Australian’ by broadcasting AFL or NRL games near live. But David Lowden says there always needs to be a financial value placed on content.
La Trobe University welcomes its first sport journalism students this week. But what exactly makes a good sport journalist? Matt Smith talking about this and more with degree coodinator David Lowden.
Is sport journalism important? After three weeks in New Delhi, La Trobe University’s new lecturer in sport journalism, David Lowden, considers the social impact of the profession he’s been part of for the last 20 years.
Interested in journalism and sport and thinking about what to study next year? You might want to consider La Trobe’s new three-year Sport Journalism degree which will enrol its first batch of students for the start of the 2011 academic year.
Ryan Jon interviews David Lowden on La Trobe Universisty’s new Sport Journalism degree and explores the idea of free Wi-Fi on public transportation.
