Shepparton

Chronic conditions and loneliness

People with chronic conditions are more susceptible to loneliness

Flying start for renewable fuels project

Promising crop trial results for renewable energy project

Stigma, injustice, and misery: Shining a light on our dark, unjust past

La Trobe recognised for student support

La Trobe students more satisfied with support services: Major survey

International Women’s Day: Akuot Wundit proud of her past

Bachelor of Nursing student, Akuot Wundit, has embraced her past to help a generation of youth in Shepparton.

Furphy Literary Awards Open

Start writing: Students are encouraged to enter the Furphy Literary Awards for 2021.

Big boost: First sod turned at new rural health education facility

Doctors-to-be will be given the chance to live and learn in brand new educational facilities in Shepparton from 2022.

Study into AFLW head and knee injuries

Research will help reduce injury risk in women's sport

Putting natural capital on farm accounts

Project to improve the environmental performance of farms

Ella steps up as President of the La Trobe Rural Health Club

Ella is in her final year of the Bachelor of Biomedical Science (Medicine) and hopes to leave behind a legacy through her new role as President of LARHC

Crowhurst presented Ganbina Education Excellence Award

We congratulate Bachelor of Nursing student, Shaelyn Crowhurst, who has been recognised with the Ganbina Education Excellence Award. Shaelyn is a Greater Shepparton Secondary College graduate.

Following in dad’s footsteps

Inspired by her father, Shepparton campus Bachelor of Nursing student, Akuot Wundit, is fundraising to support education in her South Sudanese village.