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Ideas & Society Program: Reflections on the Referendum for an Indigenous Voice to Parliament
Thursday 24 October 2024
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Sir John Quick Lecture 2024
Thursday 17 October 2024
A Living Democracy: How Well Has Australian Democracy Responded to a Changing Society? Presented by Professor Frank Bongiorno AM
Master of Business (Research) webinar
Friday 04 October 2024
Discover how La Trobe's Master of Business (Research) can unlock your pathway to a PhD – join our upcoming webinar to learn more.
Game Changers: Andrea Gardiner
Thursday 19 September 2024
Join us in conversation with Andrea Gardiner, Founder and CEO, Jelix Ventures
Oscar: A Literary Love Affair
Tuesday 03 September 2024
This public event will explore the cultural influences on Oscar Wilde’s own literary output as well as the ways that his work has impacted later generations of writers, artists, critics and curators. This discussion is also a chance to reflect on who the lesser-known literary heroes of the modern gay rights movement might have been. And who are the idols of today’s young LGBTQI+ people?
ServiceNow x Deloitte Appathon
Friday 30 August 2024
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to learn, innovate, and compete. Let’s rise to the challenge together!
Ideas & Society Program: Domestic violence: Why? What is to be done?
Tuesday 27 August 2024
Ideas & Society Program
Ideas & Society Program in partnership with La Trobe Asia: AUKUS and Australia's Future
Tuesday 16 July 2024
Ideas & Society Program in partnership with La Trobe Asia: AUKUS and Australia's Future
La Trobe Art History Alumni - Book Launch
Thursday 13 June 2024
La Trobe Art History Alumni Chapter - Book Launch
Ideas & Society Program: The Crimes of Church and State against Children
Tuesday 21 May 2024
Ideas and Society
Ideas & Society Program: How to Fix the Housing Crisis
Friday 08 March 2024
It is not controversial to claim that one of the most vital obligations of government is to ensure that its people have access to suitable, affordable housing. There was a time when Australians had reason to be proud of the nation’s housing policies and outcomes. That time has passed.