The University of Technology Sydney (UTS) has proposed a blanket ban on indoor protests.
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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.
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University of Sydney’s (USyd) Chau Chak Wing Museum to partner with the 25th edition of the Biennale of Sydney partners…
On Monday 26th May, UniMelb Vice-Chancellor Emma Johnston issued two students with expulsion, and another two with suspension until March 2026.
The Fair Work Commission (FWC) announced today that the national minimum wage and award minimum wage is to rise by 3.5 per cent to come into effect on 1st July, 2025 following the commission’s annual wage review.
Hundreds gathered on 1st June for a vigil for Kumanjayi White: a 24-year-old disabled Walpiri man, killed on 27th May by two Northern Territory (NT) police officers in the aisles of a Coles supermarket in Alice Springs.
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.
Protestors gathered at Martin Place on the evening of 29th May to rally against 600 days of genocide against the Palestinian people.
“Everyone agrees the system is broken. Everyone agrees it needs to be fixed, but cutting injured workers off is the most disgraceful way to ‘fix’ anything, especially the workers comp system that was set up to look after injured workers.”
