School of Allied Health, Human Services and Sport news and events
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PhD candidate supports Australian Olympic Winter Team
La Trobe PhD candidate, Dr Lari Trease, reflects on her experience at Milano Cortina 2026.
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Hockey partnership boosts La Trobe opportunities
Hockey partnership a boost for students, India relationship
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Can virtual reality measure golfing ability?
New research from Dr Luke Wilkins and Dr Kane Middleton has explored how virtual reality measures golfing ability.
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Six new Distinguished Alumni awarded in 2026
La Trobe awards six new Distinguished Alumni in 2026
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Advancing athletic edge in new VIS role
La Trobe expert to advance athletic competitive edge in new VIS role
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Elite athletes and back pain
New research examines elite athletes’ lived experiences of persistent lower back pain.
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Managing traumatic knee injury
New research led by Dr Marc-Olivier Dubé and colleagues at the La Trobe Sport and Exercise Medicine Research Centre is addressing a critical gap in how traumatic knee injuries are managed.
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La Trobe deepens Australia–India partnership
VC advances collaboration on skills, innovation and research.
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Foot muscle strength and ageing
Research from Professor Hylton Menz has provided new insights into the importance of foot strengthening in older people.
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A community-centred approach to health education
As Pro-Vice Chancellor of Health Innovation and Dean of the School of Allied Health, Human Services and Sport, Professor Russ Hoye is playing a key role in delivering La Trobe University’s Health Innovation Strategy.
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Women’s sport a winner in $11.7m MRFF grants
Project aims to reduce concussion, knee injuries in women's football.
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Diet and knee osteoarthritis
New research has examined how diet interacts with sex differences in people with knee osteoarthritis.
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Gender equality in community sport
New research from Dr Pam Kappelides has examined the implementation and impact of the Victorian Government’s Fair Access Policy on community sports infrastructure.
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Active adults and hip crepitus
New research finds that active adults are modifying or avoiding physical activity because of hip crepitus.
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Mandatory strength warm-ups for female athletes
Global consensus backs initiatives for injury prevention and safety.
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