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Ageing drivers: Live and let drive
A recent study examines the re-testing requirements for ageing drivers
La Trobe Law School programs
VIDEO: 30 years strong, La Trobe's Clinical Legal Education program
A lesson in Islamic Finance on iTunes U
Head of Malaysian practice gives La Trobe students a lesson.
La Trobe leads demand for uni places
Greatest growth in first preference applicants over last three years
Events planning for a good cause
Good Cause: Students learn the tools of the trade planning real events
Islamic Finance in Australia
Islamic Finance in Australia: Time to take a bite!
Gender equality and the law profession
The glass ceiling in the legal profession
International moot court competition
La Trobe’s moot court team worldwide competition success
Celebration ahead for students
579 students are about to graduate from La Trobe University Bendigo
Plain packaging on cigarettes will work
Economists refute tobacco manufacturers claims
La Trobe United through Football
La Trobe delivers training to African community soccer clubs.
International uni sport curriculum
Uni sport curriculum in need of an international focus
Penalty shoot-outs
The dreaded penalty shoot-out is still seen as anti-climatic in sport
Highly regarded professor joins La Trobe
New professor says engagement with Business community is priority.
La Trobe mooting takes on the world
La Trobe Law School’s mooting team has ranked highest in Australia.
La Trobe means business on human rights
March 29 La Trobe hosted the Business and Human Rights Seminar at ACMI
La Trobe explores financial markets
3rd Annual Conference on Financial Markets and Corporate Governance
ICAA challenges La Trobe students
The 2012 ICAA student challenge is now on.
PUBLIC SEMINAR: Business & Human Rights
La Trobe Business School presents a seminar on human rights
Ambitious thinking unveiled
Big FAT Ideas present Focus, Ambitious and Transformative talks.
Impact of GFC not over for Australia
World renowned academic to speak on the Global Financial Crisis.
Japan: On March 11 and the year after
How is Japan coping with the impact of the tsunami after a year?
No woman should 'miss' the world
Spare a thought for the millions of women missing from Asia
La Trobe extends its Heart
The partnership with Melbourne Heart has been extended by another year
Women’s day walk for missing millions
Missing women and girls of India spark walk of awareness
La Trobe's moot court in session
VIDEO: The School of Law's successful international mooting program
Juggling uni, work and a broken foot
Student Sam Sparks turns to study because of a foot injury
Academia and experience
How my lessons from life on the field can now make a difference at uni
Islamic Banking boosts career chances
Graduates of Islamic Finance land prime industry positions
Mick Malthouse Vice-Chancellor's Fellow
La Trobe is pleased to announce Mr Malthouse's appointment.
Women’s toilets: writing is on the wall
The study looked at signage and writing on female toilets in Australia
New head means business
Professor Paul Collier is the new head of La Trobe Business School
Interns and the modern workplace
Unpaid work, or a wealth of experience?
Triple J Hottest 100 decoded?
Light shed on which songs have an advantage in national music poll
Legal eagles drink to a mouse
The law of negligence has long been flavoured by unwelcome critters.
AFL expansion to change sport landscape
Rugby League has runs on the board to counter AFL incursion
Moot Competition finalists
Law students to compete in International Criminal Court moot comp
FLM begins new era as FBEL
Introducing the Faculty of Business, Economics and Law.
Crying Wolf comes at a risk
Lobbyists run the risk of misrepresenting communities
Fixing water problems ‘once and for all’
Uncertainty plagues Murray-Darling ambitions
Indonesian Business Study Tour
Students gain cultural knowledge and business skills
Talk is cheap
Basin woes: Talking to the community comes at a hefty price
Graduate awarded Rotary scholarship
La Trobe Law graduate awarded scholarship to study abroad.
What Qantas should do (and not do) next
Qantas must move beyond this dispute as quickly as possible
Big FAT Ideas videos now live
Seven academics confront topical issues in the Big FAT Ideas videos
Students win AMP University Challenge
A La Trobe student has won 1st prize in the AMP University Challenge.
Academic on prominent ICAA panel
Professor Ken McPhail has been chosen to feature on ICAA panel
Law Professor joins China’s 1000-Plan
Professor Jianfu Chen has been selected to join China’s 1000-Plan.
La Trobe academic nominated by Finsia
Dr Ishaq Bhatti, has been shortlisted in Finsia's Pinnacle Awards
New robot siblings arrive at La Trobe
NEC communication robots Matilda and Jack present new siblings
Team La Trobe goes Around the Bay
La Trobe University represented in charity ride.
Canadian graduates sworn in to practice
First Canadian school of law graduates sworn in to practice
Andrew Bolt and the right to free speech
Despite popular opinion, there is no such thing as free speech.
United Nations internship for Law student
La Trobe Law student offered UNICRI exclusive internship
Guy Fawkes epic fail
Guy Fawkes is being reinterpreted on the internet and in movies
Study: No legroom to AFL travel concerns
Evaluation of player fatigue shows no disadvantage
La Trobe MBA ranked in top 100
Aspen Insititute ranks La Trobe in top 100 for international MBAs
Human Resource degree recognised
Australian Human Resources Institute accredits La Trobe degree
Big FAT Ideas
Speakers will confront terrorism, taxes on sins and more...
International Islamic Finance conference
La Trobe post-grad students present papers on ethics
La Trobe Law student is all Heart
La Trobe's partnership with Melbourne Heart gets results.
September 11 – ten years after
The following members of La Trobe University are available
Outlaws mean big business for tourism
The discovery of Ned Kelly's bones show the popularity of outlaws
Leon Gettler ponders the imponderable
The Age Journalist Leon Gettler hosts a seminar at La Trobe University
La Trobe sponsors Victorian Sport Awards
La Trobe announced as the first sponsor of the Victorian Sport Awards
Fall in AFL attendances explainable
Lack of competition bites
The demise of the Malaysian Solution
Let’s not throw the baby out with the bathwater
Managing for climate change online
A new approach to learning with an online course in the regions.
Packaging legislation a much needed win
Australia’s leadership in tobacco control must extend to trade
National Parks and private enterprise
Our national parks are too precious to allow careless development
Council appoints new Vice-Chancellor
Professor John Dewar appointed Vice-Chancellor of La Trobe University
Law graduate’s compassion rewarded
Law graduate Kon Karapanagiotidis acknowledged at Alumni Awards
MBA Student at Daimler World Dialogue
MBA student Janine Young chosen to participate in Stuttgart, Germany
High achievers recognised
Awards night at The Capital lets Bendigo students shine
Accolade for human rights accounting
Prof Ken McPhail to deliver the Kate Stanton Annual Research Lecture
Rural and regional education gap
Tertiary study is being left behind in rural and regional areas
Government and the central banks
Need for better designed and coordinated macroprudential policies
Law and Management honour their finest
FLM recently held their 2011 Prizes and Scholarship Ceremony
Lecturer wins award for innovation
A new subject integrates study and workplace learning
Murray-Darling Basin plan economics
Getting the right balance between winners and losers
Research innovation focus in Vietnam
Southeast Asian conference hosts academics from around the world.
Rail Trails boosting Victoria’s tourism
Research reveals the economics of Victoria's disused rail lines
Corporate governance 101
The buck stops with Rupert Murdoch
Murdoch crisis: the end of an empire?
Author of book on News Corporation discusses some key issues
Global warming: Tim Flannery
Will Australians support the struggle against global warming?
Australia’s first Islamic banking course recognised by ALTC
Recognition for ground-breaking IBF course.
Cultural support for AFL players lacking
Study finds Indigenous AFL players need more support
Industrial relations and Fair Work?
It’s all about political spin
Impact of the minimum wage
Australia’s unique approach to wage fairness
FLM academics receive ALTC citations
2011ALTC citations for outstanding contributions to student learning
A new approach to learning spaces
A new approach to the design of learning spaces in higher education.
The economics of kindergarten
Funding early childhood education crucial for sociological development
New insight into Dispute Resolution Law
Australia’s leading voice in Dispute Resolution Law releases new works
La Trobe mooting team makes final rounds
The School of Law has again made the finals of international competiti
La Trobe champions student success
La Trobe’s low SES and regional students thrive
Sports betting puts youngsters at risk
The risks of sports betting are measured on the young
Islamic finance makes its mark
Inaugural Australia Arab Business Forum and Expo is a great succes
La Trobe raises world leaders
From Students to Ambassadors: La Trobe Raises World Leaders
Law should work for innovation
Conference on Intellectual Property in the global digital era
Ideas & Society: Does Wikileaks matter?
Panel of leading thinkers discuss the issues at the Wheeler Centre
Albury-Wodonga students lead the way
Members of the infinity Leadership Program organised seminar
Law graduate receives Chief Justice honour
School of Law student recognised for academic and community excellence
Asylum deal shameful and inhumane
We can manage without detention centres and people swapping
Federal Budget and Higher Education
Making a real difference in regional Victoria and Melbourne's North
Experts debate the latest in finance
Finance and corporate governance in the spotlight
Sustainable Sunraysia, fact or fiction?
Is the future development of regional and rural areas sustainable?
Power plays and price war
Misuse of market power or just countervailing power
A cruel way to decide a grand final
Penalty shoot-outs can be an unsatisfactory outcome of a soccer match
Economic silver lining for Japan?
Reconstruction tax will ease Japan’s financial burden say economists
Matilda the robot can read emotions
Watch Matilda on ABC’s New Inventors Wednesday 16 March 7.30pm
A way to boost tourism?
Private development in National Parks is not the way to go
Revolution? More like 'Rebelution'
Will Super Rugby fit into the over-crowded sports marketplace?
La Trobe to honour Michael Kirby
Honorary Doctorate for one of Australia’s most distinguished jurists
The Storm, Rebels and sponsorship
Rugby codes 'up the ante' for local fans
Thorpedo’s set to go swimmingly
Ian Thorpe's comeback is valuable in more ways than one
Accounting students get taste of work
Students awarded internships with RSD Chartered Accountants
Universities and competitive balance
Why Australia’s universities can be compared to a sports league
Islamic banking provides a solution
Why access to wider money market for continued growth is important
Islamic Finance e-course
La Trobe global e-learning course breaks new ground
Keen on the World Cup down under?
Australia has a bid in, but should be careful what we wish for.
