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University of Melbourne

  • Professor Calls for ‘Antisemitism’ to Be Redefined Under Anti-Vilification Laws
    Professor Calls for ‘Antisemitism’ to Be Redefined Under Anti-Vilification Laws
    Australian universities have given feedback on their efforts to tackle antisemitism on campuses.
    December 12, 2024BY Naziya Alvi Rahman
  • University of Melbourne Agrees to Pay $72 Million Staff Underpayments Settlement
    University of Melbourne Agrees to Pay $72 Million Staff Underpayments Settlement
    University will also undergo significant reforms to improve its workplace compliance systems, including measures to prevent future underpayments.
    December 9, 2024BY Naziya Alvi Rahman
  • Push for Net Zero Amid Claims Great Barrier Reef May Disappear
    Push for Net Zero Amid Claims Great Barrier Reef May Disappear
    A new report claims the Great Barrier Reef could disappear without intervention and a global net zero emissions ...
    August 12, 2024BY Crystal-Rose Jones
  • Universities Raise Concerns About Job, Revenue Loss From International Student Cap
    Universities Raise Concerns About Job, Revenue Loss From International Student Cap
    A report by ANU argues that recent migration policy changes should be sufficient to moderate population growth. The ...
    August 5, 2024BY Naziya Alvi Rahman
  • University of Melbourne Opposes International Student Caps
    University of Melbourne Opposes International Student Caps
    The proposed cap is part of the Albanese government's efforts to address migration problems in the country.
    June 22, 2024BY Celene Ignacio
  • Stand-Offs Over Pro-Palestine Student Protests Continue in Australia
    Stand-Offs Over Pro-Palestine Student Protests Continue in Australia
    'The university's objective is to discontinue the camps as soon as possible.'
    May 18, 2024BY AAP
  • University of Melbourne Faces Near $75,000 Fine for Threatening Casual Employees
    University of Melbourne Faces Near $75,000 Fine for Threatening Casual Employees
    The two staff members requested compensation after working beyond their contracted hours.
    April 6, 2024BY Celene Ignacio
  • Australian Universities Slide in Global Rankings
    Australian Universities Slide in Global Rankings
    Rankings for universities in capital cities Melbourne, Sydney and Adelaide all plummeted.
    September 27, 2023BY Monica O’Shea
  • Australian Universities Call for More Funding as Per Student Costs Rise
    Australian Universities Call for More Funding as Per Student Costs Rise
    Australian universities are calling on the Albanese government to provide more flexible funding arrangements as the current model ...
    September 6, 2023BY Celene Ignacio
  • The Defenestration of True Diversity in Universities
    The Defenestration of True Diversity in Universities
    Commentary “For years, it has been the argument of the pro-diversity left that the more diversity you had, ...
    July 5, 2023BY Gabriël Moens
  • Passive Smoking a Potential Risk for Future Generations: Study
    Passive Smoking a Potential Risk for Future Generations: Study
    Children are at an increased risk of developing asthma if their fathers were exposed to second-hand smoke as ...
    September 18, 2022BY Steve Milne
  • Moderna to Commence Construction of World’s First mRNA Factory on Australian College Campus
    Moderna to Commence Construction of World’s First mRNA Factory on Australian College Campus
    The U.S. pharmaceutical giant Moderna has finalised arrangements with the Australian and Victorian governments to build the world's ...
    August 16, 2022BY Jessie Zhang
  • ‘Global Collaboration’: Victorian Government in Agreement with Pfizer
    ‘Global Collaboration’: Victorian Government in Agreement with Pfizer
    The Victorian state government has announced an agreement with the biopharmaceutical company Pfizer to increase “global collaboration opportunities ...
    March 18, 2022BY Marina Zhang
  • 3.5 Million For Single-Cell Cancer Research Into Patient Therapies and Resistance
    3.5 Million For Single-Cell Cancer Research Into Patient Therapies and Resistance
    Researchers from the University of Melbourne have received a 3.5 million grant (US$2.51 million) from the Australian Cancer ...
    March 15, 2022BY Marina Zhang
  • Critics Lambast Foundation for ‘6 White Men’ Grant Fiasco
    Critics Lambast Foundation for ‘6 White Men’ Grant Fiasco
    Australia’s largest medical research foundation has been criticised for prioritising “equality” over “merits” after cutting the University of ...
    March 13, 2022BY Nina Nguyen
  • Aussie Scientists to Make Science Fiction Reality With $5 Million Dollar Donation
    Aussie Scientists to Make Science Fiction Reality With $5 Million Dollar Donation
    An Australian university is moving to turn science fiction into reality and forwarding marsupial conservation efforts by bringing back ...
    March 2, 2022BY Marina Zhang and Victoria Kelly-Clark
  • Vaccinating Teens Against Parental Consent is ‘Ethically Permissible’: Experts
    Vaccinating Teens Against Parental Consent is ‘Ethically Permissible’: Experts
    Research conducted by the Royal Children’s Hospital, the University of Melbourne and the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute has ...
    January 26, 2022BY Marina Zhang
  • COVID-19’s Indirect Implications on Children Are ‘Long-Lasting’: Expert
    COVID-19’s Indirect Implications on Children Are ‘Long-Lasting’: Expert
    Research conducted by the University of Melbourne and The Royal Children’s Hospital has noted that the indirect impacts ...
    January 24, 2022BY Marina Zhang
  • Health Minister: Enough Boosters For All Australians
    Health Minister: Enough Boosters For All Australians
    Health Minister Greg Hunt has assured that there are enough vaccines for booster shots despite the timeframe between ...
    December 12, 2021BY Marina Zhang
  • How Has Australian Life Changed Over the Last 20 Years?
    How Has Australian Life Changed Over the Last 20 Years?
    The Household Income and Labour Dynamics (HILDA) survey by the University of Melbourne gives insights into how Australian ...
    December 8, 2021BY Rebecca Zhu
  • Gender Law Does More Harm Than Good
    Gender Law Does More Harm Than Good
    Commentary On Nov. 21, 2021, James Button, writing in the Sydney Morning Herald, described and evaluated a most ...
    November 24, 2021BY Gabriël Moens
TOP NEWS
  • Trump’s Border Czar Confirms Highest Deportation Numbers in June, July
    NEW By Jack Phillips
    Trump’s Border Czar Confirms Highest Deportation Numbers in June, July
  • Trump’s Iran Policy Is ‘a Head for an Eye,’ Rubio Warns, Urging Tehran to Deescalate
    NEW By Tom Ozimek
    Trump’s Iran Policy Is ‘a Head for an Eye,’ Rubio Warns, Urging Tehran to Deescalate
  • Trump Says Saudi Arabia Nuclear Deal Contingent on Normalizing Ties With Israel
    NEW By Jackson Richman
    Trump Says Saudi Arabia Nuclear Deal Contingent on Normalizing Ties With Israel
  • Unemployment Claims Plunge to the Lowest Level Since 1969
    2hr By Andrew Moran
    Unemployment Claims Plunge to the Lowest Level Since 1969
  • US Will Hold Iran Responsible for Houthi Attacks, Trump Says
    2hr By Ryan Morgan
    US Will Hold Iran Responsible for Houthi Attacks, Trump Says
  • Authorities Arrest Fugitive Behind Alleged $547 Million Medicare Fraud
    2hr By Naveen Athrappully
    Authorities Arrest Fugitive Behind Alleged $547 Million Medicare Fraud
  • House Judiciary Chair Refers Jack Smith to DOJ for Possible Prosecution
    2hr By Owen Evans
    House Judiciary Chair Refers Jack Smith to DOJ for Possible Prosecution
  • Rubio Meets Russian Counterpart to Discuss Ukraine War
    3hr By Guy Birchall
    Rubio Meets Russian Counterpart to Discuss Ukraine War
  • Senate Committee Advances Bill to Codify Ban on Chinese Smart Vehicles
    3hr By Melanie Sun
    Senate Committee Advances Bill to Codify Ban on Chinese Smart Vehicles
  • Energy Department Issues Emergency Order to Mitigate Blackout Risks Amid Hot Weather Conditions
    3hr By Naveen Athrappully
    Energy Department Issues Emergency Order to Mitigate Blackout Risks Amid Hot Weather Conditions
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