Student activists face disciplinary action for office ambush
Anti-Israel protesters at the University of Melbourne have been issued with misconduct notices more than six months after storming the office of a Jewish professor.
Anti-Israel protesters at the University of Melbourne have been issued with misconduct notices more than six months after storming the office of a Jewish professor.
When Shiva Yousefpour moved to Australia more than a decade ago to forge a new life, she didn’t know how to use a sewing machine. After earning two other degrees, she started studying fashion at TAFE, and has since launched her own fashion brand.
A former PwC partner says she was ‘never friends’ with ex-NSW education infrastructure boss Anthony Manning who is under investigation by the corruption watchdog.
A former University of Tasmania executive says he ‘experienced sensory overload’ due to autism during a meeting, but the university says he behaved inappropriately, which in part led to his termination.
New James Cook University research reveals similarities between growing coral and growing plants, which could prove crucial in the fight to protect the reef.
Police said the 66-year-old woman, who had moved to the small NSW town of Coonabarabran with her two grandchildren 11 months ago, would be facing “serious charges”.
The woman has been taken in custody over the deaths of two children, aged six and seven.
An ex-SAS soldier stood metres away from Oliver Schulz as he fired three shots at a local man during a mission in Afghanistan.
Sean Smith has taken ANU to court after a protracted HR process turned him, he says, into ‘a ghost’. However, a letter shows staff raised concerns about the professor’s behaviour in 2023.
Inspector Amy Scott has spoken of the events that lead up to her shooting Bondi stabber Joel Cauchi last year: ‘I knew I couldn’t wait anymore for my colleagues to arrive and I just had to go in’.
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