Bendigo Inventor Awards hackathon event Hack for Humanity aims to help emergency services

Natalie Croxon
Updated September 12 2017 - 1:22pm, first published 7:00am
Bendigo Inventor Awards program director David Hughes, Bendigo SES deputy controller Natalie Stanway and La Trobe University's Bendigo head of campus Rob Stephenson are looking forward to what might come out of the Hack for Humanity.
Bendigo Inventor Awards program director David Hughes, Bendigo SES deputy controller Natalie Stanway and La Trobe University's Bendigo head of campus Rob Stephenson are looking forward to what might come out of the Hack for Humanity.

Finding innovative ways to address problems faced by emergency services and disaster management organisations will be the focus of the inaugural Hack for Humanity.

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Natalie Croxon

Natalie Croxon

Journalist

Reporter at the Illawarra Mercury, mostly covering social affairs. Previously of the Bendigo Advertiser, Northern Daily Leader and Quirindi Advocate. Our Watch award winner.

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