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The document, which supports a WA Government push for a merger of three universities, includes references with incorrectly titled research papers and wrong publication dates.
Hillary Clinton will get behind the podcasting mic in “High Stakes,” where the former Secretary of State will weigh in on the 2026 U.S. midterm elections in a new limited series with journalist Kara Swisher. Under the deal with Vox Media, Clinton will get a split of ad revenue generated from the…
Rupert Murdoch ’s flagship newspaper has ripped into President Donald Trump’s failed attempt to suck up to Vladimir Putin. The 80-year-old dropped jaws on Friday when he announced a deal to purchase Russian diesel in a desperate bid to lower fuel prices ahead of the midterms on Nov. 3. It involved…
Rupert Murdoch’s Wall Street Journal has torn into Donald Trump for his sanctions-busting deal to buy diesel from Russia. The 80-year-old president announced last week a deal to buy millions of barrels of diesel from Vladimir Putin’s Russia in a bid to bring down prices before midterm elections on…
Premier Roger Cook has reacted to a growing backlash over the idea of a forced merger of WA’s universities by insisting doing nothing is not an option.
If Premier Roger Cook reckons the Government’s university mega-merger plan won’t become a UWA takeover then he’ll be in for a rude shock when he reads Deloitte’s economic analysis of the proposal.