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Can youth bring reconciliation to a divided region?

As peace camps spread across the Balkans, where division has ruled since the Yugoslav Wars of the 1990s, Nerkez Opacin returns to the land of his childhood to see what it all means.

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Living laneways: Designing better solutions to urban space

An architectural collaboration is repurposing and re-embracing Melbourne’s iconic laneways to connect them with surrounding communities, and challenge notions of how and where we live.

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Can youth bring reconciliation to a divided region?

As peace camps spread across the Balkans, where division has ruled since the Yugoslav Wars of the 1990s, Nerkez Opacin returns to the land of his childhood to see what it all means.

Read the story

Living laneways: Designing better solutions to urban space

An architectural collaboration is repurposing and re-embracing Melbourne’s iconic laneways to connect them with surrounding communities, and challenge notions of how and where we live.

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A beginner's guide to 3D printing
Technology
Icon / Small / Calendar Created with Sketch. 19 Nov 2019

RMIT's Alex Kingsbury explains how additive manufacturing works and the problems it can solve for industry as part of a new government training initiative.

New Pro Vice-Chancellor for Vocational Education
Society and Environment
Icon / Small / Calendar Created with Sketch. 18 Nov 2019

Experienced education and health leader Mish Eastman has joined RMIT as Pro Vice-Chancellor Vocational Education (PVC VE).

RMIT early career researchers win $3.3 million
Science
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The Australian Research Council has awarded eight RMIT early career researchers a combined $3.3 million in funding in the first round of the 2020 Discovery Early Career Researcher Award scheme.

Passion and talent on show at fashion graduate showcase
Art, Design and Culture
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Inflatable clothing, suits embedded with a secret code, and a luxury aesthetic from plastic bags were some of the innovative creations showcased at the opening of MPavilion.

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"It’s healing to hear another person’s story and also to tell your own"
Society and Environment
Icon / Small / Calendar Created with Sketch. 24 Oct 2019

A new restorative justice service has been launched by RMIT's Centre for Innovative Justice following a successful pilot program.

From coffee to concrete: Engineering solutions to our most pressing problems
Science
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A new project from RMIT University could see the waste from the 1.3 million cups of coffee drunk daily in Australia turned into concrete used in homes, driveways or office buildings.

Confused or clueless about global politics? Barely Gettin' By is the podcast for you
Art, Design and Culture
Icon / Small / Calendar Created with Sketch. 05 Sep 2019

A new podcast is using a history of the present and a different perspective to explore key political events and issues to ask what’s being missed when we only hear certain voices.

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Antarctica's moss piglet

It’s tiny, virtually indestructible and one of Antarctica’s toughest inhabitants. Now the “moss piglet”, aka the tardigrade, is helping us understand how to better protect this most extreme and vulnerable environment.

RMIT Researchers - Shaping the World

RMIT is working with industry and other partners to pursue exciting research and innovation initiatives that are changing lives for the better.

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Talking Innovative Justice

Talking Innovative Justice is a resource for law students featuring Rob Hulls, guests from across the legal landscape, and lectures from leading industry figures.

Talking Design

Talking Design is a fortnightly podcast produced by leading design writer and commentator Stephen Crafti.

Barely Gettin' By

Historians, millennials, and friends Emma Shortis and Chloe Ward spend a lot of time getting angry at the way public discussion about history and politics is dominated by the same voices-- sometimes old, usually white, and almost always male. So, like many woke bros with opinions (and a few unreflective white ladies), they decided to start a podcast.

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