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Law student recognised for commitment to social justice
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Ian Henderson appointed Executive Dean of Science, Medicine and Health
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Law, Politics and Society
Law student recognised for commitment to social justice
Stephanie Bramley receives 2027 Jack Goldring Memorial Scholarship for her academic excellence and commitment to fairness and community
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Law, Politics and Society
Our research shows how AI is getting better at exams. Here’s how unis can respond
Two years ago, AI couldn't compete with a law student on critical legal analysis but now it's matching or beating most of the cohort
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Arts and Culture, Law, Politics and Society
An opt‑out system for AI companies to access creative works doesn’t gel with Australia’s copyright laws. Here’s why
A leaked proposal would let AI companies train on Australian writers' work unless they opt out, but even a royalty wouldn't address the real fear of being replaced
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Law, Politics and Society
Feminist icon Gloria Steinem lifted up women everywhere, leaving behind a more gender‑equal world
From an undercover assignment as a Playboy Bunny to a Presidential Medal of Freedom, Gloria Steinem's life helped shape modern feminism
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Law, Politics and Society
With NDIS changes set to pass, here’s who bears the cost of making it ‘sustainable’
The bill, introduced in May and amended in July, aims to slow NDIS spending growth by A$37.8 billion over four years. So what what’s set to change? And who will be most affected?
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Business and Economy, International, Law, Politics and Society
The US is issuing billions in tariff refunds. That won’t unwind the damage to the global trading system
Refunds can return what was unlawfully taken, but they cannot recover the customers, contracts and certainty lost while the tariffs stood.