Shorten: ‘We will ensure our campus is safe for everybody’
In his first speech as vice-chancellor of the University of Canberra, long-serving Labor government minister Bill Shorten says ‘intolerance is not inevitable’.
In his first speech as vice-chancellor of the University of Canberra, long-serving Labor government minister Bill Shorten says ‘intolerance is not inevitable’.
Chinese researcher Xiaolong Zhu may be ‘entirely unaware’ of how the Australian government came to the conclusion that he implicated in the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, but that doesn’t matter for visa rejection, the government says.
Antoinette Lattouf manager told her there was pressure from higher up for her to be removed from the day she started.
Australia’s top research universities have blocked Chinese artificial intelligence app DeepSeek from its networks and devices, are considering a ban, or have ‘strongly encouraged’ staff to avoid using the app due to data security concerns.
Journalist Sharri Markson and the Executive Council of Australian Jewry’s Alex Ryvchin will co-host the Sky News Anti-Semitism Summit this month.
The ABC had received 45 emails from listeners about Antoinette Lattouf by her second day as a casual radio host at the national broadcaster.
The National Council of Jewish Women president Lynda Ben-Menashe is demanding her money back from a UN Women Australia Women’s Day Luncheon after she learnt who the guest speaker would be.
The devastated parents of a baby girl who was mistakenly left in a car parked outside a Sydney daycare centre have spoken out.
It’s understood the veteran journalist’s existing contract with Nine recently expired and was not renewed.
A mother claims her 10-year-old daughter was expelled from her northwest Victorian Catholic school over her own ‘religious and political views’ after she raised concerns about parts of the curriculum relating to gender and the body.
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