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The CSIS says Donald Trump’s trade tariffs, transactional dealings and cuts to foreign aid are making it harder for Canberra to negotiate regional tensions.

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The National Tertiary Education Union has urged the federal government to overhaul Australia’s broken university governance system following an unprecedented intervention by the Education Minister.

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