For more information and to be kept up-to-date with events, contact the individual event organiser.
For more information and to be kept up-to-date with events, contact the individual event organiser.
A creative therapy program for international students from Asia (ages 18-25) to relax, focus, and express emotions through art and music. Held Tuesdays, 6:30–8:00 PM at La Trobe University’s City Campus, sessions are led by Registered Therapists Stef Kam and Tanya Setyawan. Each session supports mental well-being (not a therapy replacement) and welcomes 10-25 attendees. […]
Grab a FREE coffee on campus to keep you going!
Join Native Fish Australia (Vic) to conduct a fish survey and learn more about our native (and introduced) fish species.Bookings are essential.
Club stalls/promotions/music/BBQ
Free group program for all LGBTIQA+ La Trobe students, offering resilience-building skills and peer connection to support wellbeing. Must register prior to Mon 24 Mar to attend full program of 7 x 1.5hr sessions. Room location shared upon registration. This is an in person event.
Enjoy a walk through the sanctuary at a time it is usually closed to the public. The day will begin with a survey to search for everything from flashy lorikeets to mysterious ‘little brown things’. This will be followed by a light breakfast in the Yellowbox Hut.Bookings are essential.
Come and learn all about the frogs that call the Sanctuary home from our very own frog expert, David De Angelis. Bookings are essential.
Join us for a twilight tour of Nangak Tamboree Wildlife Sanctuary. We'll hopefully see possums, bats, birds, the odd gecko and other local wildlife out here in the bush.Bookings are essential.
Music & Free gelati in the Agora
Join us for a twilight tour of Nangak Tamboree Wildlife Sanctuary. We'll hopefully see possums, bats, birds, the odd gecko and other local wildlife out here in the bush.Bookings are essential.
This is an online session providing information on working at Australia and important insights for international students across different campuses and disciplines
Do you love historical crime fiction? Top-shelf literary fiction? Cold-blooded killers, grief-stricken widows, famous artists, independent women with sharp minds and large fortunes and a cap doffed to Jane Austen’s 250th birthday? The first Launches at the Library for 2025 has it all. Come hear the authors of Miss Caroline Bingley, Private Detective, Kelly Gardiner and Sharmini […]
