Lunch and learn: Street smarts in Melbourne

Enjoy a free lunch while learning tips to boost your road knowledge.

Enjoy a free lunch session sponsored by Medibank while learning practical tips to boost your road safety knowledge. Whether you're thinking about gig work as a delivery driver or just want to navigate Melbourne's roads safely, this session has you covered! 

Get insights from the Fit2Drive Foundation and Victoria Police on getting your Victorian driver's license, interpreting road signs, and tackling real-life safety challenges. Engage in hands-on discussions, explore real-world scenarios, and address road and fire safety concerns — all while enjoying lunch and good company with the RMIT Kirrip crew! 

Plus, be in the running to win awesome prizes like a Trek bike, helmets, or a Puffing Billy trip ticket! 🚴‍♂️🎟️

Dates, times, location and registration

Location: Student Life Hub, Building 12, Level 4, Room 108 (Opposite Campus Store), RMIT City campus (402 Swanston St, Melbourne)

Time: 11am - 1pm

Dates:

  • Monday 28 July 2025
  • Friday 1 August 2025
  • Tuesday 5 August 2025
  • Thursday 7 August 2025
  • Wednesday 13 August 2025
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What is RMIT Kirrip?

RMIT Kirrip is your way to connect, explore, and belong at RMIT. Whether you're new to Melbourne, starting at RMIT, or just looking to feel more connected, Kirrip is here to help.

The Kirrip team, made up of RMIT students just like yourself, is here to guide you – whether you’re shy and need help finding your group or eager to join communities that match your interests.

Kirrip is your gateway to making connections, exploring new opportunities, and feeling at home at RMIT.

Learn more about RMIT Kirrip

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