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Bendigo’s young people help shape their community
Young people will put their minds to the test to generate crazy “good” ideas that care for the planet and enable more people to live fulfilling and prosperous lives.
Launches at the Library – Girt by Sea
Join us for the next Launches at the Library event to celebrate the publication of Girt by Sea: Re-Imagining Australia’s Security.
Revolutionising Clean Energy: Forum Highlights
The Clean Energy and Resource Forum brought together academics, thought-leaders and industry experts to explore the pivotal role of technology in accelerating the transition to a net-zero future.
Focus on: Dr Mwila Kabwe (Tucci Group)
Meet LIMS researcher Dr Mwila Kabwe (Tucci Group). Based at the La Trobe Rural Health School in Bendigo, Dr Kabwe is investigating how bacteria-eating viruses could be used to combat periodontitis and cancer.
La Trobe researchers achieve ARC Future Fellows funding
Two La Trobe University researchers have each been awarded more than $800,000 funding as part of the Australian Research Council’s (ARC) prestigious Future Fellowships.
In-person study support now available at Bendigo Library
Get one-to-one study support at Bendigo Library.
Study support at City Campus
Get in-person study support from the Library Monday – Friday.
Understanding and Engineering Microbiomes for beneficial outcomes
Understanding the intricate relationship between our microbiomes and overall health is crucial in today's research landscape. Professor Ashley Franks explores the multifaceted interactions at play.
Industry Placements: La Trobe students kick goals at Carlton Football Club
Carlton Football Club's partnership with La Trobe University showcases the extensive and multifaceted nature of industry-university collaborations, extending beyond the realms of traditional sport and sports science.
A Virtual Lifeline for Emergency Departments
The crisis in emergency departments demands bold and innovative solutions. Digital technology, particularly virtual triage and care, offers a promising path forward.
1 Million Turtles: Communities leading the way for endangered species conservation
Led by La Trobe University, the award-winning 1 Million Turtles (1MT) Community Conservation Program is empowering community members around Australia to take an active role in on-ground conservation efforts.
Aidan Craney and Yeshe Smith discuss the impact of racism, colonialism and whiteness in development
How did the exodus of Australian development workers during COVID-19 impact projects in the Pacific? And what lessons can be drawn for future development assistance?
Congratulations to the Warlpiri Education and Training Trust
We extend our congratulations to the Warlpiri Education and Training Trust for winning the 2024 NAIDOC Education Award.
A workforce for the future
Learn how placements give students the opportunity to learn industry-specific skills while building the next generation of talent.
Monthly copyright sessions
Attend an upcoming copyright session for information and advice on copyright law and a range of copyright issues.
Inquiry into Australia's Response to Pacific Priorities
The Centre has recently made a submission to the Inquiry into Australia's response to the priorities of Pacific Island countries and the Pacific region.
Student workshops for study success
Start the semester strong by attending an upcoming Library workshop.
Critically endangered Matted Flax-lily reinstated along Darebin Creek
A group of volunteers came together to plant nearly 200 of the critically endangered Matted Flax-lily along Darebin Creek.
Could COVID-19 infection increase risk of Alzheimer’s?
The immediate effects of COVID-19 on the brain are now well known. But could it cause a big surge in neurodegenerative diseases in the future? Not necessarily, says Dr Nick Reynolds.
La Trobe academic recognised for long lasting research impact
A La Trobe University academic has been acknowledged for the long-term impact of his research