Youth Links

This page is designed to promote news relevant to youth. If you have any news or information that you would like to have advertised on this page, please send details to Youth Development at youth@latrobe.vic.gov.au
Youth Information and News
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Youth Central www.youthcentral.vic.gov.au
youthcentral offers a range of information and advice on issues like jobs, study, travel, money and events in your local area - wherever you live in Victoria - whilst offering opportunities for you to participate.
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The Source www.thesource.gov.au
The Source is a gateway to youth information, programmes, services, resources and entertainment for young people between the ages of 12 and 25.
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Infoxchange Australia - Youth www.infoxchange.net.au/menu/youth.html
Youth News, Youth Links and Mental Health Information.
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www.youth.gov.au
Australian Government portal for youth related information
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ytribune www.ytribune.com
Online youth newspaper with all the latest about: music, film, gossip, computer games, sport, IT and fun.
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Australian Youth Forum www.youth.gov.au/ayf
Run by the Australian Government as a communication channel between the Government, young people (aged 15 – 24) and the organisations that work with, for and on behalf of young people. It is about engaging young people and the youth sector in on-going public debate and getting their input to policy and decision making on issues that affect young people’s lives now and in the future
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Medley Mag www.medleymag.com.au
An e-zine putting the spotlight on the young people who make up our culturally and linguistically diverse society.
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Talented Young People www.talentedyoungpeople.com
A website where young people with talent can get information, advice and talk to young talented people.
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Will You Handle Your Alcohol or Will Alcohol Handle You? (State Governments Education and Awareness Campaign on Alcohol and violence)
There are strong links between excessive use of alcohol and violence - drinking alcohol to excess can affect a person's ability to make good decisions and can lead to violent and aggressive behaviour.
Alcohol use directly affects cognitive (thinking) and physical function - it reduces self-control and the ability to process information and assess risks.
In order to reduce the likelihood of excessive alcohol consumption, and violent behaviours, look at the tips for a safe night out drinking. If you are worried about your, or someone else's drinking, it might be worth taking an online self assessment. This on-line tool can help you understand the risks associated with moderate to heavy drinking.
If you want to speak to someone about your drinking, call Directline on 1800 888 236 for a confidential and anonymous chat, 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
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Contact
For more information on Latrobe Youth programs, please contact 1300 367 700.
These links are provided for the information of young people in Latrobe City and those interested in youth issues. Latrobe City Council cannot take any responsibility for the content, accuracy or relevance of the information provided by external websites linked from this page.
For more information on Latrobe Youth programs, please contact 1300 367 700 or email youth@latrobe.vic.gov.au
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