La Trobe University
Public university in Melbourne, Australiawww.latrobe.edu.au
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Nov 2, 2026
Does Social Media Actually Work for Physios? With Mick Hughes
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3:42Mick HughesGUEST
So I just found myself in this unique opportunity where I had a bit of downtime.
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3:46Mick HughesGUEST
I had access to La Trobe University.
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3:49Mick HughesGUEST
library because I was studying a master's at the time.
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3:53Mick HughesGUEST
And I used my downtime really, really positively.
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6:26Mick HughesGUEST
And then that's been a major problem in netballers.
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6:30Mick HughesGUEST
It really sent me on a deep dive into the ACL world where I first came across the Melbourne ACL Rehab Guide.
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6:35Mick HughesGUEST
We had one of our players going through that and that opened up doors to meeting you and La Trobe University.
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6:41Mick HughesGUEST
And it just opened up this massive, kind of network of people who yeah i'm just still pinching myself being able to yeah yeah follow follow that kind of path after a simple blog where i didn't think it was going to go anywhere it opened up a yeah a completely new world to me which was has been really cool
True Blue Conversations - Eddie Robertson - Australian Special Forces 2ND Commando Regiment Veteran
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4:19Eddie RobertsonGUEST
Yeah, right.
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4:20Eddie RobertsonGUEST
So she went back, put herself through La Trobe University, did her three year, got her nursing degree, um, and then ended up doing some work in the, you know, community nursing and, um, yeah, mental health and that sort of thing.
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4:33Eddie RobertsonGUEST
But nah, mate, look, grew up in Albury on the river, Murray river.
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4:36Eddie RobertsonGUEST
Um, So I'm a river man, fishing, canoeing, climbing trees, jumping into the river.
Voting: The people decide and throw a barbecue
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3:32Katherine DaviesHOST
Today, we're diving into Australia's distinctive voting system, and my guest wrote the book on this subject.
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3:41Katherine DaviesHOST
Judith Brett is a distinguished political historian and Emeritus Professor of Politics at Melbourne's La Trobe University, and the author of many award-winning books and essays, including From Secret Ballot to Democracy Sausage.
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3:58Katherine DaviesHOST
Welcome, Judith.
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4:00Judith BrettGUEST
Thank you very much.
How Do We Learn? What Memory Research Means for Teaching with Héctor Ruiz Martín (Ep 83)
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57:52Anna StokkeHOST
And Chalk and Talk now has its own website at chalkandtalkpodcast.com. You can find every episode there, along with show notes, transcripts, resource pages, and you can search past episodes by topic or guest.
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58:07Anna StokkeHOST
This podcast is funded by a grant from La Trobe University and from the Trot Your Family Foundation through a grant to the University of Winnipeg to fund the Chalk and Talk podcast.
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58:32Anna StokkeHOST
Bye.
Interview: Press Freedom in the Philippines

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21:51Lupita WijayaHOST
You can find out more about our research, events, podcasts and publications on the Latrobe Asia website.
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21:56Lupita WijayaHOST
This podcast was recorded at the city campus of Latrobe University in Melbourne, Australia, on the traditional lands of the Wurundjeri people.
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22:04Lupita WijayaHOST
I'm Rupita Wijaya, and thanks for listening.
RNB Podcast: Enigmatic Mr Deakin and Australia’s Founding Vision
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0:26Michael LesterHOST
Welcome to Radio Northern Beaches.
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0:28Michael LesterHOST
I'm Michael Lester and my guest today listeners is the eminent Australian political academic and author Professor Judith Brett, the Emeritus Professor of Politics at La Trobe University.
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0:41Michael LesterHOST
I'm delighted that she's been able to join us to talk about her much awarded and celebrated biography of the father of Federation and of our Constitution, Alfred Deakin.
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0:52Michael LesterHOST
And her book is The Enigmatic Mr. Deakin.
EP229. From Campus to Community: how La Trobe’s AI Business Studio is helping organisations adopt AI
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0:42Annabelle MurphyHOST
It's Annabel Murphy here today.
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0:44Annabelle MurphyHOST
Today, we're having a very interesting conversation about the La Trobe AI Institute, which was launched on the 22nd of July this year.
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0:54Annabelle MurphyHOST
It brings La Trobe's AI work together across research, education, and working with industry.
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1:01Annabelle MurphyHOST
It's seen as the front door to the university's AI work.
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1:05Annabelle MurphyHOST
And one of the areas of that work is helping businesses outside of the campus adopt AI responsibly.
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1:42Annabelle MurphyHOST
We're going to be speaking with Patricia Howice, who is the Managing Director of La Trobe AI Institute.
big bets & bad calls with DeftBiotech
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1:04Andrew NashHOST
Very distinguished research career, the head of the Botany School.
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1:09Andrew NashHOST
ultimately first female chairperson at CSIRO, Lieutenant Governor of Victoria here, also Chancellor at La Trobe University, among, and that's probably a very, very short list of your incredible achievements of your continuing career, as we will learn today.
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1:29Andrew NashHOST
But has also, not just on the scientific side, has also served on the boards of some of Australia's largest companies, the likes of You know, Western Mining, Alcoa, Fisher & Paykel, AMP, Woolworths, just to name a few.
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1:44Andrew NashHOST
So if you see Clint and I dropping some words today, we are in the aura of the presence of some incredibly, incredible human beings.
Life Stories | Ep.260 | Peter Brukner
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0:45Peter BruknerGUEST
Oh, well, I sort of, you know, Phil, I mean, compared to sort of some of the high-powered academics who, you know, in that role, I mean, I sort of feel, I usually just call myself Dr. Peter Brook now.
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0:56Peter BruknerGUEST
And, but yeah, I'm a professor of sports medicine at La Trobe University in Melbourne.
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1:02Peter BruknerGUEST
And, you know, I guess, you know, my research record is not amazing, but I'm more of a sort of a mentor and a facilitator and a leader rather than a pure researcher and so on.
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1:12Peter BruknerGUEST
But fortunately, I work with some fantastic people and the if i can help them a little bit that's that's great so yeah i really enjoy my uh my university involvement i never thought i would be an academic and as i said i'm not a pure academic probably but uh i really enjoy working with academics and working with these super smart young people who are just fun and dynamic and uh yeah it's a good place to be
Teacher Staffroom: Hearing from the Teacher community
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7:54Dominique BeechHOST
We'd love to hear from you.
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7:56Dominique BeechHOST
Finally, if you haven't listened to it yet, I cannot recommend more that you take the time to listen to my interview with Professor Miriam Tanti from La Trobe University that went live in our podcast feed on the 8th of October.
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8:09Dominique BeechHOST
In the episode, we talk about the rationale behind a brand new guide released by her and her colleagues called The Science of Learning and Generative AI.
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8:17Dominique BeechHOST
It's a free guide, and in our conversation, we unpacked it and delved into the intersection of the science and learning and generative AI.
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