Department of Rural Health Sciences news and events
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AI could help everyday riders train like pros
AI could put elite cycling in hands of everyday riders.
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Welcome Professor Elizabeth Miller
Professor Elizabeth Miller, a global leader in gender-based violence prevention research, is visiting La Trobe as part of a prestigious International Visitor Scheme fellowship.
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Career change at 52? Student says 'just go for it'
Bendigo student proves age is just a number ahead of La Trobe Open Day
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Graduate's success highlights career pathways
Nursing graduate encourages future students at Albury-Wodonga Open Day
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La Trobe backs National Nursing Workforce Strategy
La Trobe welcomes release of National Nursing Workforce Strategy.
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La Trobe Institute to amplify AI capability
La Trobe launches Institute to amplify AI capability
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2026 La Trobe Rural Health School conference
The 9th La Trobe Rural Health School conference was held last week at the Albury–Wodonga campus.
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Exhibition explores power of Indigenous objects
New exhibition invites organisations to reflect on meaning behind art.
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Albury–Wodonga students celebrated
La Trobe Rural Health School students have been recognised for their achievements at the Albury–Wodonga Prizes Ceremony.
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Community trial brings heart health checks home
Heart Health Check Community Project to assess cardiovascular risk.
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What makes nurses stay in the profession?
New research explores the factors influencing nurses’ intention to remain practicing or exit the profession.
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Student prizes awarded
La Trobe Rural Health School recently recognised high-achieving students at the annual Student Prize Ceremony.
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Skilled, future-ready: meet Bendigo’s newest grads
573 graduates attend Bendigo campus' two-day ceremonies.
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Upskilling Mildura's workforce, one grad at a time
Mildura's latest graduates prove dedication to learning, community.
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