The University of Technology Sydney (UTS) has proposed a blanket ban on indoor protests.
Author: Imogen Sabey
Macquarie University (MQ) told staff on 2nd June that there would be a restructure in the arts and science faculties, including the axing of at least 50 full-time academic jobs.
On Monday 26th May, UniMelb Vice-Chancellor Emma Johnston issued two students with expulsion, and another two with suspension until March 2026.
On 15th May, UTAS announced a proposed restructure, where they would cut 13 full-time staff positions and restructure the College of Arts, Laws, and Education.
Despite their recent resounding victory in the 2025 federal election, it remains unlikely that they will deliver the sweeping changes that we so desperately need. We have seen Labor unwilling to listen to their rank-and-file and even their own National Platform. It remains on you as a vigilant citizen to hold them to account for the continued goals they have promised.
On 27th May, the Norwegian royal family announced that Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway would be coming to Australia to study at the University of Sydney.
There is an astonishing amount of colour in the book, and a wit and vigour to it that indicates either Lech’s family is side-splittingly funny or Lech himself is very generous; perhaps a bit of both.
Stop WSU Cuts held a protest at the WSU Parramatta South campus to protest against the administration’s decision to cut 400 full-time staff positions.
Adelaide University’s (AU) student union, YouX, has appointed Kavya Ganapathy, Akshitha Ramadoss, and Pradeep Sundaramurti Ilango as the new editors of On Dit, AU’s student magazine.
David Littleproud, leader of the Nationals, announced on Tuesday 20th May that his party would not reenter a Coalition agreement with the Liberal Party.
