Tag: Renew ANU
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Recovering from Renew: Who Can Really Hold ANU to Account?
With Work Health and Safety (WHS) violations abundant and a federal regulator investigating the ANU, Observer offers a deep dive into what the federal regulator can do about Renew ANU, as well as the WHS policy the university is using to respond to workplace hazard complaints.
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Who is the New Interim VC Rebekah Brown?
Professor Rebekah Brown has been announced as the interim Vice-Chancellor following the resignation of Genevieve Bell. As the former ANU Provost, she was Genevieve Bell’s right-hand woman, but not much is known about her. So, who is Rebekah Brown?
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“Fear of God”: Students Announce Protest in Support of NTEU Stop Work
Students announce protest, demand reversal of Renew ANU at first ANUSA Special General Meeting.
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ANU Isn’t Alone: Uni Cuts Sweep the Country
ANU has been making headlines with its course and job cuts for months; however, we are far from unique, with many other universities across Australia also facing similar issues.
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ANU Renewed? Interim Vice-Chancellor Announces No More Forced Redundancies
ANU’s newly-appointed interim Vice-Chancellor Rebekha Brown has announced there will be no more involuntary redundancies, halting plans for further forced job cuts under ‘Renew ANU’.
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Cease Work Order in Place for CASS Staff Affected by Renew ANU
An ANU Health and Safety Representative has issued a cease work order for CASS staff affected by Renew ANU.
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“Not an easy decision”: Genevieve Bell resigns as VC after extended controversy
ANU Vice-Chancellor Genevieve Bell has resigned from her position following months of protest from both students and staff of the ANU.
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Consultancy and the Renew ANU Crisis: Observer Investigates
Observer investigates the role of consulting firms in the Renew ANU crisis, critically examining the University’s consultancy and Renew ANU talking points.
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Leaders of ANU Governance Project Reveal Their Names as Reform Push Moves Through Second Phase
The working group behind the ANU Governance Project have revealed their names in a major statement on Monday 25 August. This comes as the project moves through its second stage, with reform proposals to be crafted over the next two weeks.
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Senator Pocock’s Motions for ANU to Produce Key Documents Fail to Pass the Senate
Four Senate motions for the ANU to provide key documents have failed after being opposed by senators from both Labor and the Coalition.
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