QUT boss issues apology after ‘Dutton’s Jew’ event condemned
QUT’s vice chancellor has issued an apology after the uni was reprimanded by the Federal Education Minister following the anti-racism symposium where “shocking” images were shown.
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The head of a Queensland University that hosted a symposium ridiculing Jewish Australians as “Dutton’s Jew” has apologised for the “hurt and offence’’ it caused.
Uni review as symposium slammed over crude ‘Dutton’s Jew’ attack
A Queensland university will hold a review into a controversial presentation at an anti-racism symposium that has sparked outrage amid claims of anti-Semitism and calls for funding cuts.
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Qld kids as young as seven suspended and expelled for vaping
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Brisbane tinderbox could ignite in LA fashion, experts warn
Experts have warned it’s “absolutely possible” fires similar to those in LA could rip through Brisbane, with devastating consequences.
4458 – this is the number that puts Qld to shame
It’s one of the biggest issues across the country but Queensland evidently has a bigger problem than most states.
‘Get off the beach’: Fento’s spray as budget update still coming
Premier David Crisafulli and Treasurer David Janetzki told to ‘get off the beach’ and deliver a critical budget update delayed for the first time outside a natural disaster or Covid-19.
LNP cleans up latest Labor youth crime ‘mess’ with $15m pledge
The state government has pledged $15m in vital youth crime funding it claims Labor failed to budget beyond this year.
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