Yarra libraries presents one of the things most people put off doing.
It’s not too hard. It’s just really time consuming.
Come and learn how to get stuff done.
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24 October PM join a panel of experts and the Victorian Law Foundation discussing whether sport and the law should be more like one another or not.
“Sport has its own codes of behaviour and its own judicial processes – which at times seem at odds with the general community. Issues like assault, bullying, drugs and discrimination can be managed differently on the field and off.”
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Any event that quotes Kenny Rogers gets two thumbs up from me.
If your start up curious, getting a heads up on your legal position and the avoidable pitfalls is as good a starting point as any.
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17 October 9:30am-12:30p, North Melbourne
Eventbrite registrations have closed, but you can contact the organiser: andrea.rae@prov.vic.gov.au
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The Records Management Network (RMN) was established by Public Record Office Victoria to provide a forum for knowledge exchange and discussion on issues affecting records management in the Public Sector.
Event details here
Transport/parking options for getting to and from the event:
Expert panel and Q&A discussing the path from a new idea to a commercial return, and the hallmarks of successful businesses; the tools that you can use to make your life easier and/or improve the prospects of success.
Part of the Department of Industry, Innovation and Science Entrepreneurs’ Program.
Making the Invisible Visible is an art exhibition and a great introduction to mixed reality.
Get a direct hit of one of the big new buzz words right here.
When sport met hacking… it was noice, it was unushal, it was different.
October 11
Details and tickets here
If you have a problem that only a person in a lab coat can solve, then think about taking a hike out to Mulgrave on 31 October.
This is one of the furthest flung events we’ve ever featured, and it you’re on public transport I’m afraid you’re in it for the long haul, (and a bit of a hike on top of that). But.
South East Melbourne Innovation Partnership (SEMIP) is proud to bring you the “Can a Scientist Solve your Problem?” pitch night on 31st October 6pm at the Eastern Innovation Business Centre.
The winner will receive $10,000 worth of Beam time at the Australian Synchrotron in Clayton with PR delivered by Scientell for the project.
Ansto’s Australian Synchrotron is a source of powerful x-rays and infrared radiation that can be used for a wide range of scientific and technical purposes.
You could be forgiven for thinking Dr Evil / Frank Thring and villains but, no. Some of the industries that currently benefit from the Synchrotron:
https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/could-a-scientist-solve-your-problem-tickets-50346067443?aff=eand
Are you tired of shrugging off art as unknowable and blaming everything for being art when it’s not?
Do you wish art was fun?
It’s not too late!
Learn to detect BS and handle art commentary like you’re Bruce McAvaney.
Join other novitiates at art club.
Did you talk about art club?
Check it out here
Or think about volunteering and making it look like you know what you’re doing.
RMIT Activator
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