MINT Influencer Night

Universities to be Required to Prove Action Against Antisemitism

Content Warning: discussions of racism, antisemitism and Islamophobia; references to violence

Smart Glasses Pose a Risk to Women and Girls in Public and Educational Settings, Experts Warn

The recent rise of smart glasses on the market has experts concerned that policymakers will fail to keep up with new technologies to mitigate harm. With instances of deepfake image-based abuse on the

Mask Off: Political Double-Haters Sour on Pauline Hanson

Australia’s insurgent anti-immigration party, One Nation, has taken a hit in the polls following a polarising address to the National Press Club by leader Pauline Hanson on 17 June.

Albanese Wants Australia to Pioneer in AI. But Is the Government Catching Up Rather Than Leading?

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has unveiled Australia’s first national AI standards, but many have argued the government’s reforms are too little, too late.

Victoria’s Youth Congress: Meaningful Youth Political Engagement or Ineffective Political Performanc

The 2026 Victorian Youth Congress has been announced for its eighth year, with a range of new members aged 12–25. Yet, its constant reshuffling and potentially limited effective role in government pol

MINT Influencer Night

16/09/2026–16/09/2026

5:30 PM–8:00 PM

Marketing Intelligence

Attendees will leave with a genuine understanding of what it takes to build an audience and a brand from scratch, and how to start applying that thinking to their own online presence — whether they want to grow a following, build a personal brand for their career, or explore content creation as a path of its own.

This session is designed for students at any stage — whether you're just starting to think about your online presence or are actively building a following and want insight from people who've done it.

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