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  • Artist: Trina Dalton-Oogjes Description by the artist: The Artwork shows the connection between Community, land and water. Bunjil and the Elders watching over the gatherings. Footprints, Emu and Kangaroo tracks are moving us forward, together, towards a new way of being.
    22 Oct
    Webinar

    VACCHO Human Research Ethics Committee (HREC)

    VACCHO introduced its new Aboriginal Human Research Ethics Committee and outlined culturally grounded ethics review for research affecting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in Victoria.
    DATE Thurs, Oct 22, 2026
    LOCATION Online
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  • 21 Oct
    Series

    How your observational research study can benefit from biostatistical guidance

    Explore this MACH Research Design Webinar, delivered to support early and mid-career researchers build research design and governance knowledge to improve healthcare and inform health service reform.
    DATE Wed, Oct 21, 2026
    LOCATION Online
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  • 20 Oct
    Webinar

    Budgeting for Commercial Clinical Trials 

    Discover the tips, tricks and common pitfalls to know when managing commercial trial budgets.
    DATE Tuesday, October 20, 11 am – 12 pm
    LOCATION Online
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  • 16 Sep
    Series

    Writing up co-design in grant applications

    Explore this MACH Research Design Webinar, delivered to support early and mid-career researchers build research design and governance knowledge to improve healthcare and inform health service reform.
    DATE Wed, Sept 16, 2026
    LOCATION Online
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  • Artist: Trina Dalton-Oogjes Description by the artist: The Artwork shows the connection between Community, land and water. Bunjil and the Elders watching over the gatherings. Footprints, Emu and Kangaroo tracks are moving us forward, together, towards a new way of being.
    20 Aug
    Webinar

    VACCHO marra ngarrgoo, marra goorri Reflective Process

    A targeted webinar guiding researchers and institutions through the reflective process of marra ngarrgoo, marra goorri: The Victorian Aboriginal Health, Medical and Wellbeing Research Accord.
    DATE Thurs, Aug 20, 2026
    LOCATION Online
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  • 19 Aug
    Series

    Visualising Health and Medical Data

    Explore this MACH Research Design Webinar, delivered to support early and mid-career researchers build research design and governance knowledge to improve healthcare and inform health service reform.
    DATE Wed, Aug 19, 2026
    LOCATION Online
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  • 15 Jul
    Series

    Clinical Trials in Practice: Key Considerations for EMCRs

    Explore this MACH Research Design Webinar, delivered to support early and mid-career researchers build research design and governance knowledge to improve healthcare and inform health service reform.
    DATE Wed, July 15, 2026
    LOCATION Online
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  • 10 Jun
    Series

    What EMCRs Need to Know About Research Operations When Setting Up a Clinical Trial

    Explore this MACH Research Design Webinar, delivered to support early and mid-career researchers build research design and governance knowledge to improve healthcare and inform health service reform.
    DATE Wed, June 10, 2026
    LOCATION Online
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