Meanjin Literary Journal Closes After 85 Years
The shocking closure of Australia's venerable literary journal Meanjin after 85 years sparks outrage and sorrow, highlighting a deepening crisis for the nation's cultural institutions.
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Barron Trump's NYU Absence Sparks Mystery and Speculation
The youngest son of former US President Donald Trump, Barron Trump, has sparked concern after being conspicuously absent from New York University's campus. Fellow students report he has not been seen since the semester began, with rumours swirling about h
Melbourne Property Prices Surge in Biggest Jump for 14 Years
Defying Australia's cost-of-living crisis, Melbourne's property market has staged a stunning comeback, recording its strongest quarterly growth in 14 years. Exclusive data reveals the suburbs leading the charge and why experts predict the boom is far from
Noni Hazlehurst Stuns in Gritty 'The Lark' Revival
Veteran Australian actress Noni Hazlehurst delivers a powerhouse performance in Jean Anouilh's 'The Lark', a poignant and timely exploration of faith, resistance, and integrity in a new Melbourne production.
Virginia Wesleyan University removes Jane Batten name
Virginia Wesleyan University removes Jane Batten's name from its library and art village after an investigation uncovers her support for segregationist policies, marking a significant step in confronting its historical ties.
Northwestern University President Resigns Over Trump Funding Cuts
Northwestern University's president steps down following severe federal funding cuts imposed by the Trump administration, triggering academic turmoil and research programme suspensions.
University President Quits Over Trump Donor Funding Row
Northwestern University President Michael Schill announces his resignation following intense backlash over a controversial $25 million donation from a family with ties to Donald Trump, sparking a fierce debate on academic freedom and ethical funding.
Meanjin Literary Journal Faces Closure in Funding Shock
Melbourne University Publishing announces the cessation of funding for the esteemed literary journal Meanjin, sparking outcry from Australia's cultural community and raising concerns for the future of literary arts.
UK Government Failing Trauma Victims as Research Exposes Care Crisis
Exclusive: A damning University of Cambridge and Bournemouth University study exposes a 'devastating postcode lottery' in trauma care, with ministers urged to overhaul support for millions of sufferers.
Morrissey Sells The Smiths' Rights: Music Empire For Sale
Iconic frontman Morrissey announces the sale of his entire stake in The Smiths' business empire, including publishing rights and royalties, inviting offers from 'any interested party' in a monumental music industry move.
Trump Administration Cuts Harvard Funding in Political Strike
The Trump administration has moved to sever federal funding to Harvard University, citing concerns over free speech, foreign influence, and institutional bias. This decision sends shockwaves through the academic world and raises questions about the politi
Body's 'sticky' proteins identified as key cause of MND
Groundbreaking UK research reveals how the body's natural process for creating proteins becomes 'clogged', leading to the motor neurone damage seen in MND, opening new avenues for treatment.
Melbourne's 'King of St Kilda' killed in tragic hit-and-run
The Melbourne community is in mourning after the tragic death of local icon Jack Davey, known as the 'King of St Kilda', following a devastating hit-and-run incident. Tributes pour in for the beloved figure.
Man Found Dead in Melbourne's Ivanhoe, Police Investigate
Homicide detectives are investigating the mysterious death of a man found at a residential property in the quiet Melbourne suburb of Ivanhoe, with police cordoning off the scene.
Google News Adds The Independent To Elite 'Preferred' Sources
Google News has elevated The Independent to its prestigious tier of 'preferred' publishers, a significant move that will boost the outlet's visibility to millions of users and shape the digital news landscape.
Columbia University backlash over Gaza protest punishments
Exclusive: Parents and free speech advocates condemn Columbia University for severe disciplinary actions against students involved in pro-Palestinian protests, alleging a failure of due process and a chilling effect on campus activism.
Police probe alleged assault at Melbourne's Camp Sovereignty
Victoria Police are investigating a reported assault at the controversial Camp Sovereignty site in Melbourne's CBD, as tensions between protesters and the council escalate over the long-standing encampment.
University of Bath EEG Society Suspended Over Shock Experiment
The University of Bath has suspended its EEG Society following a shocking incident where a student was subjected to an unauthorised 'electric shock' experiment. An internal investigation is now underway.
Melbourne Carjacking: Baby Dragged 100m in Horror Incident
Shocking carjacking in Melbourne's west sees a four-month-old baby dragged along the road as thieves steal the family vehicle. The infant miraculously survives with minor injuries as police launch a manhunt.
Melbourne Anti-Immigration March Sparks Violent Clashes
Violent scenes erupted in central Melbourne as 'March for Australia' anti-immigration demonstrators clashed with a large group of counter-protesters. Riot police intervened to separate the opposing factions in a day of significant civil unrest.
Port of Melbourne Blockaded by Pro-Palestine Protesters
In a major disruption, pro-Palestine activists have blockaded key entrances to the Port of Melbourne, bringing operations to a standstill. The protest, demanding an end to Australian arms exports to Israel, saw clashes with police and significant traffic
Melbourne anti-immigration rally sparks police response
Protests erupted in central Melbourne as hundreds gathered for an anti-immigration rally, sparking counter-demonstrations and a significant police response. The event highlights growing tensions over Australia's immigration system.
Melbourne Neo-Nazis Attack Indigenous Camp, Police Injured
Violence erupts in Melbourne as neo-Nazi protesters clash with police and attack a First Nations sovereignty camp. Multiple officers injured in the anti-immigration demonstration. Full details on the disturbing incident.
Glasgow University Student Tragedy Sparks Mental Health Talk
The Glasgow University community is in mourning after the sudden death of 20-year-old student Rory MacDonald. Tributes pour in for the 'kind-hearted' politics and business student as friends highlight the urgent need for mental health support.
AFL Star Curtis Taylor Lists Lavish Melbourne Townhouse
North Melbourne Kangaroos forward Curtis Taylor has put his luxurious, fully renovated Melbourne townhouse on the market. Get an exclusive look inside the AFL player's stunning property, featuring a private courtyard, high-end finishes, and a premium loca
Nottingham University to cut 250 jobs amid financial crisis
The University of Nottingham plunges into crisis as it announces up to 250 compulsory redundancies following a failed voluntary severance scheme, sparking outrage from staff and unions.
UK University Campuses Become Fashion's New Catwalk
Forget Paris and Milan. Discover why British university campuses are now the most influential fashion catwalks, driving global trends and redefining student style in a post-lockdown era.
Irish expat's brutal honesty about Australian life shocks thousands
An Irish expat living in Melbourne reveals the harsh realities of Australian life, from extreme weather and wildlife dangers to hidden costs that shatter the sun-drenched illusion.
RHOM Star, 51, Dates Man 26 Years Younger
Real Housewives of Melbourne's Gamble Breaux defies convention by publicly embracing her romance with a man 26 years her junior. The reality TV star opens up about their connection and addresses the critics head-on.
Earth's Wobbly Orbit Alters Sun's Distance, Scientists Find
Groundbreaking research from the University of Galway and the University of Arizona uncovers how cyclical changes in Earth's orbit and axial tilt directly impact the amount of solar energy we receive, with profound implications for understanding long-term
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