La Trobe Bendigo researchers pitch theses about women's health, social inclusion

Mark Kearney
Updated July 28 2016 - 8:31pm, first published 8:00pm
SPEAKING UP: Kate Clarke and Hannah Slootjes prepare for their three-minute-long thesis pitches at Ulumbarra Theatre. They shared ideas for women's housing and occupational therapy in motherhood. Picture: DARREN HOWE
SPEAKING UP: Kate Clarke and Hannah Slootjes prepare for their three-minute-long thesis pitches at Ulumbarra Theatre. They shared ideas for women's housing and occupational therapy in motherhood. Picture: DARREN HOWE

Women’s health proved a popular subject for Bendigo students competing in a thesis-pitching competition on Thursday night.

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Mark Kearney

Mark Kearney

Journalist

Journalist. Traveller. Pop culture connoisseur. Mark is passionate about education, the arts and social justice, especially stories affecting the LGBTI community.

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