Are frozen fruit and veg as healthy as fresh produce?
Swinburne lecturer Dr Margaret Murray breaks it down in a new article for The Conversation Australia + NZ , exploring the nutritional value of fresh, frozen and canned produce, and what really matters when it comes to making healthy, affordable food choices.
With rising grocery prices, her insights are a timely reminder that not all heroes wear capes. Some come in a bag from the freezer aisle π¦Έπ
Read the full article π http://swi.nu/j2dmh
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From big ideas to meaningful impact π‘
Swinburne Innovation Studio's 2026 Luminate Showcase celebrated ten emerging startups tackling challenges across robotics, fintech and more. Over six weeks, founders tested their ideas and gained valuable insights from industry experts and peers. Through programs like Luminate, Swinburne Innovation Studio is helping founders build connections, explore new opportunities and bring their ideas to life.
Ready for the next step? Applications for the Elevate Program are now openβ‘οΈ https://swi.nu/ngs7d
10/06/2026
Our Wantirna campus coming together to continue our National Reconciliation Week celebrations π«Ά
Professor John Evans, Pro Vice-Chancellor Indigenous Engagement, and Bryan Ornsby, Director of Trades and Engineering Technologies, spoke about what reconciliation means in practice and this yearβs theme, βAll Inβ.
Nikki Madgwick, VET Indigenous Project Officer at the Moondani Toombadool Centre, then shared a powerful and personal poem reflecting on her experiences.
The day finished with an Indigenous art workshop led by Swinburne alum Katie Bugden Art, where attendees were able to learn more about the stories and meaning behind Indigenous art and culture.
How can data help make transport safer, smarter and a whole lot more sustainable?
Introducing the recently launched Geotab Swinburne Transport Innovation Hub that brings together researchers and industry to tackle some of the biggest challenges facing Australia's transport sector π
See how collaboration is turning research into real-world impact.
πΊ Watch the full video, here: http://swi.nu/fahuq
Wakefield Street just got a little monstrous πΉ
Meet Monster Mural β the striking new work transforming the outside of ProtoLab at our Hawthorn campus.
Created by our Master of Design students with guidance from senior lecturer Dr Jane Connory and street artist Niqui Toldi, the mural celebrates creativity and the connection between art and technology.
Hear from Jane about the inspiration behind the project and why it's such an exciting time to be studying design.
Have you spotted it on campus yet π
05/06/2026
PSA π’ our Melbourne campuses will be closed on 8 June for the King's Birthday public holiday.
There will be no classes on this day. StudentHQ and Future Student HQ (including phones and live chat) will be closed at all campuses, reopening Tuesday 9 June.
π Libraries and Latelabs
Croydon and Wantirna campuses will be closed.
At Hawthorn, Library levels 2β5 will remain open and be accessible via swipe card. The Latelab will remain open 24/7 as usual and be accessible via swipe card.
During the closure period, the following points of contact are available:
π Call 000 in the event of an emergency
π± Campus security can be reached on (+61 3) 9214 3333
β οΈ For support in a crisis, the after-hours support line is available on 1300 854 144 or SMS 0488 884 145
βοΈ International student after-hours assistance line is (+61 3) 9214 6741
Reclaiming local ecosystems, one grassland at a time π±
This , Wemba Wemba-Wergaia man Dean Stewart reflects on the importance of restoring local ecosystems and our shared responsibility to care for Country.
As the designer of the Aunty Dot Peters AM Flowering Grasslands, Dean shares how projects like these help reconnect people with Country by bringing communities together to restore native landscapes and create opportunities for learning and action.
Learn more about the Aunty Dot Peters AM Flowering Grasslands β‘οΈ http://swi.nu/wbkmu
Looking for beauty in the little things β€οΈ ft. Hawthorn campus π¬
03/06/2026
In recognition of National Reconciliation Week, our Croydon campus invited staff and students to gather for a time of reflection.
Attendees heard from Director of Treaty, Truth Telling and Reconciliation, Adam Frogley, followed by Pro Vice-Chancellor Madelyn Bolch, highlighting the importance of reconciliation as an ongoing commitment. A moving poem by Nikki Madgwick, VET Indigenous Officer at the Moondani Toombadool Centre, highlighted the importance of culture and understanding for reconciliation.
An Indigenous art workshop led by Charlee of Merinda-Gunya Art concluded the day, encouraging creativity, connection and engagement with country.
02/06/2026
Nominations for the Alumni Impact Awards 2026 are now open π«Ά
Swinburne alumni are making an extraordinary impact across the world, helping to lead innovation, drive social change and shape a more sustainable future. Help us recognise these grads who make an impact across our community. Nominations close 30 June 2026.
If you know an outstanding alum, submit a nomination π https://swi.nu/i3uht
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