A PhD scholarship is available at Deakin University for students interested in food systems, fresh produce distribution, and regional impact. The project focuses on creating fairer and more sustainable systems for distributing fresh fruit and vegetables in the Loddon–Campaspe region of Victoria, Australia. This opportunity is ideal for candidates with a background in anthropology, social sciences, or related disciplines, and who are passionate about interdisciplinary research that bridges social sciences and public health. The PhD project is part of a larger, interdisciplinary collaboration aimed at improving accessibility, equity, and sustainability in regional food distribution. Supervision will be provided by Associate Professor Victoria Stead (Anthropology), with co-supervision from public health scholars, offering a supportive and dynamic research environment. The project encourages applicants who are excited about engaging in conversations across disciplines and contributing to impactful regional research. Funding is provided through a PhD scholarship, though specific details about the stipend, tuition coverage, or funding type are not mentioned in the announcement. Applicants are encouraged to review the linked page for further information and application instructions. The post does not specify a deadline, so interested candidates should act promptly. For more information and to apply, visit the provided link. Highlight your relevant background and research interests in your application. This is a unique opportunity to contribute to meaningful change in food systems and public health in regional Australia.