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Former England coach will leave post next month

Jones will officially depart the position on November 25.

Their claims include the use of racial slurs, pay disparity, and ‘tokenism’

Australians appear likely to reject a proposal that would create an advocate for the Indigenous population in a referendum outcome that some see as a victory for racism

Filipe Mahe — the student Jonah Takalua was reportedly based on — said Summer Heights High made him feel “embarrassed”.

In a recent article in the Sydney Morning Herald, Alan Sunderland, a former editorial director at the ABC, put his finger on the ethical crisis facing the media: “In 2023, you can’t talk about the problems of the world without talking about polarisation, disinformation and conflict. The media, far from…

The university hopes the annual report will help to improve transparency surrounding sexual misconduct incidences.

Sydney-siders could lose their private parking in an attempt to make it easier for the general public to access the beach.

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