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Survivors condemn UniMelb for sweeping ‘institutionalised abuse’ under the rug

“The University [of Melbourne] is first and foremost the ones who allow people to be on campus, and allowed him to come back. It starts with the University and ends with the University,” Sinead Fernandes said.

March 5, 2022 Carmeli Argana and Sam Randle
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USyd Casuals Network calls for similar apology and change after UMelb VC acknowledges ‘systemic failure of respect’

Critics have said that the apology is not enough.

September 13, 2021 Joe Fidler
Opinion //

Free speech: Fighting the Menzies Institute

Fighting back against the Menzies Institute is not a restriction of free speech as the right claims, but is an expression of it.

July 27, 2021 Alec Ferguson
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Students and staff campaign against Liberal-aligned Robert Menzies Institute

The Institute has been compared to the Ramsay Centre.

July 24, 2021 Max Shanahan and Claire Ollivain
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NUS’ financial woes deepen as UMelb cuts affiliation by half

Tim Asimakis reports on the latest blow to NUS’ finances.

February 9, 2015 Tim Asimakis

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