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A long-awaited win in Warrnambool
25 March 2013
The talented and dedicated Mitch Burman has turned his dreams into reality, taking out the men’s singles title at the prestigious Warrnambool Open recently.
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Youth face snakes and ladders on the path to full-time employment
25 February 2013
Getting a job is a major concern for young Australians. Last year’s National Survey of Young Australians showed a large rise in the proportion of young people valuing getting a job, from 16 per in 2010 to 22.7 per cent in 2011.
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Brilliant options await the ‘Classes of 2012’
14 December 2012
Over 50,000 students will be receiving their VCE results on today and subsequently, their Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR).
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Work begins on new school for vision impaired children at Monash
4 December 2012
A new purpose-built primary school located at Monash University’s Berwick campus, will help transform the lives of Victorian blind and vision-impaired children.
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Generation next: where to for Australia’s young people?
15 November 2012
A new report shows that one in four young Australians are not fully engaged in employment or training despite government targets aiming to get more young people qualified or into a job
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The price we all pay when celebrities stymie progress
13 October 2012
According to some local councillors, the proposed Tower Melbourne by the architects Elenberg Fraser would be a ''blight'' on the city.
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Students start the conversation on R U OK? Day
13 September 2012
With one in five Australians experiencing mental illness every year, Monash University recognises the importance of enhancing mental health and wellbeing among students and the broader University community.
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Melbourne and mining history
10 September 2012
The current mining boom has revealed a range of controversies over who benefits from the extracted mineral wealth, an issue that has been played out in our history before.
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Integrating healthcare in an internet age
17 August 2012
A new online service has transformed the way patients access treatment and healthcare resources in the management of chronic disease, including diabetes and asthma.
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Visitors share their Open Day experience
7 August 2012
The 2012 Open Day at Monash proved to be a successful and enjoyable day for everyone who attended.
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Discoveries aplenty at Monash Open Day
2 August 2012
Helicopter landings, artificial lightning storms, glass blowing and dinosaur exhibits are just some of the activities that will showcase world-leading facilities and courses at Monash on Open Day.
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Trading floor on display
1 August 2012
Budding money market dealers can experience the thrills of foreign exchange trading on Open Day at Monash University’s Caulfield campus.
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Robots make their way to Open Day
20 July 2012
High school students with an interest in information technology are in for a treat this Open Day, where robots will be working hard to solve problems and puzzles at Monash University.
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Open Day a medical suite for aspiring students
18 July 2012
The world's first laws requiring compulsory seatbelts in all new cars and Australia's first IVF babies are among the biggest contributions in the world to the medical field by Monash University researchers.
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London 2012: locally green, but what about globally?
17 July 2012
The London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games are just around the corner, and promise to be a great global spectacle.
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Russian Ark floats into Open Day
11 July 2012
A spectacular musical journey into the heart and soul of modern Russia will be presented for all to attend at this year’s Monash Open Day.
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Open Day visitors to join Sophie’s world
9 July 2012
A positive experience at last year’s Open Day has inspired Sophie Chilcott to become an ambassador to help potential students get the most out of this year’s Monash Open Day.
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Open Day to open doors for aspiring students
4 July 2012
For aspiring higher education students wanting to explore career choices, seek advice or see inside Australia’s largest university, August 4-5 can only mean one thing - Monash Open Day 2012.
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Home birth: a viable and safe option
25 June 2012
Opinion in Australia is divided on the issue of safety related to planned birth at home.
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Realistic nurse training tools unmasked
21 May 2012
A novel education tool is providing trainee nurses with a better understanding and practical knowledge of administering health care.
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