Our second show for Semester 1 in 2026 covered some hard hitting topics. We gathered meaningful insight into how the Middle Eastern war is directly impacting international students here on campus. We spoke with La Trobe researchers who have uncovered improved methods for stroke recovery. We asked ourselves, how are our student amenities funds being used? We also visited La Trobe’s life skill program, social sports leagues and La Trobe eagles touch footy club.
Inside the life of athletes balancing studies and sport, through La Trobe’s elite athlete program.
The Wings for Life World Run has returned to La Trobe, bringing together participants from around the world to raise money for spinal cord injury research. Reporter Joey Francis joined the challenge himself, running a race with no finish line.
La Trobe’s partnership with Dogs for Life, is helping to improve support dogs quality, in assisting people living with disability and medical conditions.
As La Trobe embraces new AI partnership, students have raised questions regarding misuse, trust, and the role of technology in education.
Long after the fires are out, recovery continues as communities in northern Victoria rebuild their livelihoods and find emotional stability after immense loss.
There are around 200,000 young volunteer coaches in Australia, making up a quarter of all coaches in the country. Why are they willing to spend hours in the dugout every week?
University can be a whole new world for those who are the first in their immediate family to embark on that journey. How do universities support this equity group?
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.