QUT anti-racism organiser in Jew doxxing link
QUT Carumba Institute executive director Chelsea Watego urged people to isolate Jewish Australian creatives days before the leak burst into public consciousness.
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Neale Daniher played AFL for Essendon FC – where at age 20 he became the club’s youngest ever captain – and went on to coach Melbourne FC. Since his diagnosis, he has been a public face of the disease.
Coalition frontbench reshuffle unveiled ahead of election
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Ley lashes Giles on TAFE data details
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Racism at university: QUT vice-chancellor apologises
Margaret Sheil has apologised for the hurt and offence caused by an anti-racism conference that ridiculed ‘Dutton’s Jew’.
Jason Clare to QUT: enforce your code of conduct
The Queensland University of Technology faces bipartisan criticism and mounting pressure over its ‘anti-racism symposium’, with Labor Jewish MP Josh Burns calling it ‘shocking and irresponsible’.
QUT warned on anti-Semitism
Jewish leaders raised the alarm with the Queensland University of Technology almost a week prior to its anti-racism symposium that it could “inflame” anti-Semitism but went ahead with it nonetheless.
Dutton backs climate accord, tipped to set emissions reduction target
Peter Dutton will set a 2035 emissions reduction target if he wins the election, senior Coalition sources say, as he warned leaving the Paris accord – like Donald Trump – would damage Australia’s trade relationships.
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