UTS to axe Chinese Medicine degree and clinic amid student opposition
Nearly 250 students and 23 staff will be affected by the decision
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The NBA’s problem with sexual assault
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Analysis
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Features
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Queerness and Daphne du Maurier
First place (non-fiction) winner in the Honi Soit Writing Competition 2019
Opinion
How did the ALP lose the unlosable election?
After this election loss, the Labor Party needs to move to the left
Investigation
How the Centrelink automated debt system continues to fail students
Nell O’Grady surveys the individuals still receiving false debt letters from the government organisation.
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Oozing with black humour and political satire, dystopia has never been this entertaining!
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