Coming soon: how the EPBC deal with the Greens (and the failure of the LNP to make a deal) is both an outcome of this process and a possible path to breakdown

This one came up quickly and I doubt that many students are aware of it. But in general, student representation is limited, and (particularly undergrad) students aren't very active. I spent a long time with some postgrads working on divestment policy a couple of years back, but not a big group.

But it can only happen if Putin starts to fear that he will lose ground

The "quickening pace" is an advance of perhaps 10km in a year. Quite literally, slower than a snail's pace. And that's on the part of the front Russia has given top priority. Elsewhere lines have been almost completely static. A ceasefire on existing lines is the only plausible path to peace

Good question. Not present in the minds of these guys.

It seems as if this terrible move was undertaken by the management of the Go8 without bothering to inform (at least some of) the VCs who supposedly make up its board. That suggests an organisation that needs a radical overhaul, or preferably dissolution.

More a capitulation/collaboration

Mike Brock contrasts Walt and Elon www.notesfromthecirc...?

The rest are career managers. The same is true of the Chair of the Go8, Mark Scott, parachuted in as VC of Sydney Uni. These are people who see themselves as (actual or potential CEOs) and see the leaders of groups like the BCA as their natural community

As an aside, has anyone followed up with the signatories to see if they still think "cancel culture" is the big threat to free speech?