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Increasing Indigenous participation
Date posted: Wednesday 11 Apr 2012
Swinburne has joined First People HR to increase Indigenous participation and industry engaged learning outcomes for Indigenous students.
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Vietnamese alumni chapter formed
Date posted: Monday 7 Nov 2011
The Australian Ambassador hosted the first of Swinburne's alumni annual dinners in Vietnam.
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Date posted: Wednesday 3 Aug 2011
Jin You received two degrees at Swinburne's graduation ceremony, one from Swinburne and one from the Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine.
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New News conference asks 'what works'?
Date posted: Friday 29 Jul 2011
New News 2011 is an innovative and optimistic conference allowing the public to meet the people who run our media
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Energy thirst reveals awkward truths
Date posted: Monday 11 Jul 2011
A Swinburne study has found that committed environmentalists as a group consume no less water, energy or housing space than other groups,
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Swinburne staff take out literary awards
Date posted: Tuesday 17 May 2011
Journalism program convenor Margaret Simons and scriptwriting teacher Patricia Cornelius recognised at NSW Premier's Literary Awards.
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'Inside Story' expands to print
Date posted: Thursday 21 Apr 2011
Reversing a trend in Australian media, Swinburne's online news magazine 'Inside Story' is set to launch its first national print edition.
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A conversation with Ted Nelson
Date posted: Wednesday 13 Apr 2011
Darren Tofts speaks with Ted Nelson, a philosopher and IT pioneer who believes the computer world ‘could be completely different'.
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Price 'drives global media piracy'
Date posted: Monday 21 Mar 2011
Fines and tougher laws are likely to have little impact on the worldwide growth in piracy, copyright experts have warned.
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Date posted: Friday 14 Jan 2011
Divisive, sound-bite politics do great harm to democracy, says Steve Harris from Swinburne’s Centre for Leadership and Public Interest.
