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NTEU
SOMething Rotten in the State of USyd
Staff and students gathered to protest the onset of the Sydney Operating Model
News
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NTEU heads to FWC over Anderson Stuart evictions
Vice-Chancellor Michael Spence's consultation deal was unanimously rejected
Mid-week May Day sees unions hit the streets in force
The day signalled a progressive shift in the labour movement
NTEU to take the University of Wollongong to the Supreme Court over Ramsay Centre negotiations
The NTEU alleges that the University has breached its own rules in fast-tracking the proposed Western Civilisation course
Analysis
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What now? USyd’s eerie silence over Ramsay Centre partnership
4 possibilities. 4 outcomes. The future of USyd-Ramsay negotiations
News
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Our climate our health: Students rally as Climate Strike movement builds momentum
The speakout precedes the USyd SRC's endorsement of the climate strike
OP-ED: Staff are struggling at USyd. Why should students care?
Staff working conditions are student's learning conditions
Profiles
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The real Riley: USyd’s divisive former law dean
After five years in senior admin, Professor Joellen Riley tells it like it is—on staff strikes, botched exams and whether you should write letters to Honi.
News
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Staff give out free pot plants on Eastern Avenue
The distribution of Australian flora is part of a broader NTEU action against unsafe workspaces
News
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Two tickets to face off in NTEU elections
Normally, the biennial poll at the tertiary union's Sydney branch is uncontested.