News and events
Read about the latest news from our campus.
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Helping disability support workers empathise
New immersive virtual reality technology helping to build empathy
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Bid to save turtles this Turtle Month
November is turtle month and citizen scientists can get involved
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Early offers for Albury-Wodonga students
Students can now secure university offers earlier with Aspire program
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Value of water about more than money
Albury-Wodonga residents reveal strong connection to Murray River
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Transforming the care economy
What is the "care economy" and why is it so important?
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Albury-Wodonga campus offers Education
Aspiring teachers can now study at La Trobe's Albury-Wodonga campus
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Innovative program tackles mental health
Students in Albury-Wodonga take part in Rural Health Innovation Sprint
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Perceptions of Social Work: La Trobe University launches unique international study
Researchers from the La Trobe Rural Health School are seeking participants for a study into community perceptions of Social Work
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Scholarship awarded for ground-breaking Graduate Nursing Program
La Trobe Rural Health School Deputy Dean Dr Melanie Bish will be creating a university-led graduate transition program for rural nurses as part of an exclusive Rural Leadership Program.
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Albury-Wodonga graduates celebrate
Albury-Wodonga graduates celebrate their achievements
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Join Australia’s First Rural Health Consumer Panel
La Trobe’s Violet Vines Marshman Centre for Rural Health Research launches Australia's first Rural Health Consumer Panel
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Edging closer to better oat varieties
Researchers have filled in details of the oat plant genome 'map'
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$45 million donation to autism research
La Trobe receives one of Australia's largest donations to a university
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Closing the Gap: A Personal Perspective
Aboriginal Rural Health Coordinator Mishel McMahon reflects on Close the Gap Day 2022
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Highly effective autism screening tool
Research shows autism early screening tool is world's most effective
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Supporting children after trauma
Reconnecting mothers and children after family violence
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New appointment to boost First Nations health workforce in regions
The La Trobe Rural Health School will better enable Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students to enrol in health disciplines, and build local workforce capability, with a new appointment this week.
Register for our upcoming events.
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Experience La Trobe – Albury-Wodonga Campus
Friday 24 February 09:00am
Experience La Trobe gives you the chance to not only see our Albury-Wodonga campus, but also to experience it by taking part in fun and dynamic workshops led by real lecturers.
The Mann Lecture is an annual public lecture held at our Albury-Wodonga Campus. Jonathan Mann was a local pioneer and businessman who recognised the importance of the Murray. These lectures are always on the theme 'the Murray and its people'.