Clean Economy Decoded: Fireside Chat with Megan from EnergyLab

Join us for a fireside chat with Megan Fisher, CEO & Director of EnergyLab, moderated by Nadia Mecoli, Director Strategy Office at RMIT University as we dive into all things green energy, innovation, and how we can build a sustainable future.

We'll be unpacking the big question: 'What is the clean economy, and why does it matter'.

Want to know what the clean economy is all about? Join us for a fireside chat with Megan Fisher, CEO & Director of EnergyLab, moderated by Nadia Mecoli, Director Strategy Office at RMIT University as we dive into all things green energy, innovation, and how we can build a sustainable future. 

We'll be unpacking the big question: 'What is the clean economy, and why does it matter'. Don't miss this insider deep dive and register for your free ticket.

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Monthly RMIT Games Day 2026

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RMIT are back for RMIT Games Day 2026 tournaments!

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RMIT Study Expo

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RMIT gets you ready for what’s next – and at our upcoming Study Expo, you’ll discover how.

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100 Years of Broadcast TV: Reflecting on its Impact and Future in Australia

Icon / Small / Calendar Created with Sketch. 06 Feb 2026
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RMIT University's Streaming Industries and Genres Network (SIGN) proudly presents the 100 Years of Broadcast TV Symposium, reflecting on the impact of the broadcast signal across media and communication industries in Australia.

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