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Luke Cass

Investigation, Welfare //

Inside the broken Youth Allowance system

The broken Youth Allowance system does not only affect the students who need to access these payments but it touches at the very nature of Australian society.

August 29, 2023 Luke Cass
Analysis //

Is the Law School’s PASS replacement up to scratch? 

Students at USyd are deeply dissatisfied with the post-COVID educational experience; decreasing academic support for students in a stressful and competitive environment surely will not help with this.

August 8, 2023 Luke Cass
News, University //

Higher education reforms announced by Labor government, as Accord interim report released

“A terrible part of the Job Ready Graduates will be overturned, yet students have been completely ignored in other demands,” said SRC President Lia Perkins.

August 1, 2023 Luke Cass
Investigation //

University of Sydney buys 100,000 BHP shares in mass fossil fuel re-investment

The University secretly purchased shares from BHP, BP, Shell and Rio Tinto in 2022, despite its claims of ongoing divestment.

August 1, 2023 Luke Cass
News //

University of Sydney moves forward with plans to demolish Wentworth Building 

Wentworth’s eventual replacement is predicted to be a much larger building, with commercial floors, food vendors, and a new home for the School of Architecture, Design and Planning (ADP).

July 18, 2023 Luke Cass and Tiger Perkins
News //

Five storey teaching and learning building proposed for Science Road

The building, projected to cost $80.5 million, would replace the demountable village occupying the proposed site.

June 6, 2023 Luke Cass
News //

HECS debts increased by $5 billion in largest increase for decades

Students, impacted by the fee increases of the Job-ready Graduates Package, the cost-of-living crisis, unaffordable housing, and without the means to make repayments, will be hardest hit by the indexation.

June 1, 2023 Luke Cass
News, University //

University of Sydney cuts Honours courses, reduces OLE requirement in changes to undergraduate degrees

The University is also exploring potential changes to the Bachelor of Advanced Studies program, including its discontinuation.

May 24, 2023 Luke Cass
Education, News, University //

University of Sydney records $298.5 million surplus

In an email announcing the University’s financial results, Vice-Chancellor Mark Scott did not state the surplus amount, saying instead that “the University’s parent operating result for 2022 was $749.6 million lower” than in 2021.

May 11, 2023 Luke Cass
Analysis, Budget 2023 //

A cost of living budget? Not for young people

While the increase to YouthAllowance and Austudy will be of significance for the payments’ recipients, young people should not lose sight of the government’s distorted approach to welfare increases across the board.

May 9, 2023 Luke Cass

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