Volume 9 Number 6 June 10 - July 7 2013
The next generation of PhD scholars is helping to build understanding around social welfare in partnership with the Brotherhood of St Laurence. By Kate O’Hara.
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Volume 9 Number 6 June 10 - July 7 2013
The University has just launched the largest philanthropic campaign in its 160 years. Zoe Nikakislooks at the history of giving at Australia’s leading university, and what it means for students, researchers and the community.
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Volume 9 Number 5 May 13 - June 9 2013
Dr Alan March lectures in the Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning at Melbourne University. His new book, The Democratic Plan: Analysis and Diagnosis examines the Victorian planning system over the last 15 years and considers its prospects for the future. He writes on the topic for Voice.
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Volume 9 Number 5 May 13 - June 9 2013
What will happen to your online property after you die? Christopher Strong looks at a new research collaboration helping to establish best practice in digital heritage management.
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Volume 9 Number 4 April 8 - May 12 2013
A collaboration of the University of Melbourne with the organisation High Resolves is working to bring out leadership skills and self-belief in young people. By Katherine Smith.
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Volume 9 Number 4 April 8 - May 12 2013
For a movement which is really only a few decades old, hip-hop has proven transformational when it comes to cultural identity. Kate O’Hara meets a student team who travelled to Dili with breakbeats in mind.
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Volume 9 Number 4 April 8 - May 12 2013
Celebrated UK architect Alan Pert joined the Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning as Director of the Melbourne School of Design late last year. He talked to Zoe Nikakis about why he chose the University of Melbourne and his plans to change the way architecture is taught.
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Volume 9 Number 3 March 11 - April 8 2013
In a fragmented media landscape a new student-orientated international relations publication, The Melbourne Globalist, will provide a strong voice for students to contribute to the discussion of international affairs, with a focus on Australia’s role in the world. By Liz Banks-Anderson.
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Volume 9 Number 3 March 11 - April 8 2013
Long before British colonisation, the land on which the University of Melbourne’s Parkville campus now stands was the preserve of a proud people who lived and harvested in sync with six distinct seasons. It’s now possible to take a tour of the campus in the footsteps of our Wurundjeri predecessors. By Gabrielle Murphy.
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