Another strike over staff working conditions has occurred at one of Sydney’s most prominent universities mere weeks after USYD’s 48-hour staff strike.
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From latte-obsessed Greens to stauch Liberals and nonexistent One Nation candidates. You’ll be surprised who actually responded to us.
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As the election campaign nears its end, it is clear just how little the futures of young people have been considered, despite the increasing frequency of extreme weather events, a global pandemic and soaring house prices.
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Women have been in the Australian Federal Parliament for 80 years. In this time, the culture of Parliament house has changed but has it caught up with modern workplace culture standards?
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Deputy Dean and senior strategist of ADA faculty asked to leave Education Collective campaign meeting about proposed course changes.
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