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University of Sydney to lose fifty million in funding

By   /  April 25, 2013  /  Campus News  /  No Comments

Wait, no, I didn't mean you should take the money out of universities

Stephen Garton spoke to Max Chalmers about what the Gonski reforms mean for the University of Sydney.

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Chinese whispers: the Dalai Lama and Sydney University

By   /  April 21, 2013  /  Campus News, Features, News & Opinion, Online Highlights  /  No Comments

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Sources say that pressure has been leveraged on the Sydney University administration by the Chinese government or business interests that has forced the cancellation of a speech by the Dalai Lama on campus. Avani Dias explores the machinery of the university and its connections to China.

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Down The Drain: Financial Mismanagement at Sydney University

By   /  August 14, 2012  /  Features, Online Highlights  /  No Comments

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Financial mismanagement, shady contracts, and executive salaries led to the purging of academic staff, reports Madeleine King.

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NTEU takes the next step

By   /  March 20, 2012  /  Campus News  /  No Comments

Stephen Garton on Lateline

The National Tertiary Education Union (NTEU) has taken the University of Sydney to Fair Work Australia over the decision to cut more than one hundred academic staff. The University has been asked to stop the job cuts process until the case is heard. If the hearing is successful, the University of Sydney may have to [...]

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We must work together to improve student services

By   /  February 29, 2012  /  Opinion  /  No Comments

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A joint venture between the University and the Union is required, writes Michael Spence

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Money Changes Everything

By   /  February 29, 2012  /  Features  /  No Comments

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While universities are required to consult student organisations about how the Student Services and Amenities Fee should be spent, they have no obligation to pass any of it on to student unions, councils, or other organisations. Adam Chalmers investigates where your money might end up, amid ongoing tension between the student union and the university.

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