News & Events

Here are some upcoming South West-based events and news to help you become better acquainted with the region.

Upcoming Events

Psychosocial Interventions: The Forgotten Evidence Base (Hybrid Event)

  • 17th November 2025
  • ECU South West
Research

Stroke Conversations

  • Thursday 20th or 21st November
  • Bunbury and Busselton

Dunsborough Sundowner

  • 12th November
  • Bailey’s Brewery

Shut Up and Write! South West

  • Mondays and Thursdays
  • Online
Research

Research Skills Workshop – Program Evaluation for Health and Community Services

  • Wednesday 26th November 2025
  • Edith Cowan University, South West Campus, Bunbury

National Reconciliation Week: Walk for Reconciliation Goomburrup (Bunbury)

  • Thursday 30th October, 2025
  • Koombana Bay Foreshore
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Latest News

Australian Journal of Rural Health explores landmark study on Aboriginal brain injury rehabilitation

30 Oct 2025

Professor Beth Armstrong and her research colleagues across Western Australia, V

Building Collaborative Research in the South West

28 Oct 2025

On Wednesday 23 October 2025, the first Research Skills Workshop- Participatory

Connecting the Dots: Aboriginal Health in the South West

24 Oct 2025

UDRH SW Staff and Workshop Facilitators UDRH SW staff came together for an engag

South West Academic Researchers Build Networks in Alice Springs

22 Oct 2025

University Department of Rural Health South West (UDRH SW) academic staff Beth A

Children Become Food Sleuths in Hands-On Nutrition Workshop

22 Oct 2025

Fiona Collins and Students from Children’s University On Wednesday 8 Octob

World Pharmacists Day: Supporting Student Experiences in the South West

26 Sep 2025

Thursday 25 September marks World Pharmacists Day, a celebration of the vital ro

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as the first inhabitants of the nation, and who are the traditional custodians of the 
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