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ANU approved $250m cost-cutting plan without clear evidence, report finds
ANU council approved $250m of savings 'without clear evidence it was needed', report finds Thu 4 Jun 2026 at 7:45pm In short: A new report has found ANU approved its $250 million Renew ANU program without a clear understanding of its need, risks or likely impacts. The report recommended the university improve financial reporting and seek independent advice prior to making some financial decisions. ANU says it will implement all the recommendations in the report.
Cost of ANU's reputational damage 'in the order of $100 million'
The interim vice-chancellor of the Australian National University says a string of scandals, resignations and governance problems has potentially cost the university about $100 million in reputational damage. Professor Rebekah Brown told a Senate Estimates Committee the full impact is still being calculated, but areas of the university had already suffered damage. University regulator TEQSA also appeared, telling the committee it was aiming to finish a review into ANU's governance by next month.
ANU scandals during Julie Bishop’s tenure caused $100m in reputational damage, university estimates
Interim vice-chancellor tells senate estimates of ‘very significant’ effect on donor pipeline and enrolmentsFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastA series of high profile scandals and governance failures has cost the Australian National University $100m in reputational damage, the interim vice-chancellor, Rebekah Brown, has told a parliamentary committee. Fronting senate estimates on Friday – a day after a scathing...
Bishop alleges 'coercive threats', 'overreach' by university regulator in resignation letter
Julie Bishop alleges 'coercive threats' and 'overreach' by university regulator in ANU resignation letter Wed 10 Jun 2026 at 4:22pm In short: Former ANU chancellor Julie Bishop's resignation letter was yesterday tabled in parliament. Ms Bishop resigned in May and makes allegations against the education regulator.
Katherine PFAS victims welcome government bid to hold 3M 'to account'
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Even kids want gambling ads banned, so why won't the government do it?
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A London Lark Rising: the story of the people and places of the East India Company
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New privacy frontier: Europe eyes crackdown on smart glasses
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