The head of consultant firm Nous Group told a federal inquiry into university governance that most institutions have hired his firm, spending just under $40 million total.
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Category: University of Melbourne
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Consultant spend ‘relatively small,’ inquiry hears – Campus Review
Nous Group CEO Tim Orton. Picture: The Australian.
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Talking about Palestine a “career killer“: report – Campus Review
Demonstrators carry a long piece of red fabric while marching along Market Street in Sydney during a Pro-Palestine protest on June 8. They are calling on the Australian government to place sanctions on Israel. Picture: Lisa Maree Williams
Over 150 students and staff from 20 separate universities claim free speech about Palestine has been restricted on campus, according to a report released on Thursday.
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USyd bans ‘lecture-bashing’ in wake of Israel-Gaza protests – Campus Review
Pro-Palestine campers at Sydney University. Picture: Thomas Lisson
University of Sydney (USyd) vice-chancellor Mark Scott on Monday wrote to students and staff to inform them that students will not be allowed to make non-course related announcements at the beginning of class.
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Melbourne uni received 44 sexual misconduct complaints last year – Campus Review
Melbourne University’s
campus in Carlton.
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A dozen staff members, employed by Australia’s leading tertiary institution, were investigated last year following allegations of sexual misconduct and harassment, a new report has revealed.
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Melbourne uni owes staff $72m in unpaid wages, UniSQ confirms 150 staff laid off
University of Melbourne interim vice-chancellor Nicola Phillips said the university will continue its leadership role in employment compliance. Picture: NCA NewsWire/Martin Ollman
The University of Melbourne will fork out a total of $72m to cover the underpayments of 25,000 staff, after investigations into wage theft claims found the institution had failed to properly pay employees over a 10-year period.
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