Universities across NSW and the ACT are declaring alarming deficits and revenue losses, as staff and students deal with sweeping cuts.
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Since 2022, 80% of mining deaths reported in the Eastern Goldfields and Pilbara have been from subcontractors. In an industry claiming to be among Australia’s safest, why is this still happening?
The boatshed project aims to service the wider community, as well as to facilitate 20 para rowers vying for selection for the Paralympics.
One student reported they were told by Kim that he was not recording them, only to later find their conversation shared online.
Speaking to multiple tutors, the National Tertiary Education Union (NTEU), and the University, Honi Soit stepped through a patchwork system full of disputes and confusion.
Every year, students are turned away at the door from prized electives. Forced to opt for entirely different subjects in order to complete their degree, students leave the Law School dissatisfied and disadvantaged. Whatever for?
Whatever became of the statue ever since remains a mystery. Perhaps, like all stones, destined to weather and fade away through the passage of time, the Angel of Knowledge has been reduced to sparkling mica, tiny grains of quartz and returned to mother nature.
These leaked documents show AUJS’ significant preoccupation with Israeli advocacy. Their refusal to engage with anti-Zionist Jewish voices makes their claim to be a representative body for Jewish students tenuous.
According to Foley, the University caved to pressure from lobbyists affiliated with external institutions, including the Australian Museum and the land council, who “sought to discredit the oral history.”
Invoices dated January 25, 2024, show that while a Bachelor of Arts student was charged $2,040.00 on HECS to complete FASS3333, their Bachelor of Science counterpart was only charged $1,118.00. Both students were in the same class and worked together in the same group.
