This collection with Paul Venzo features my latest work on gender & sexuality. It includes a chapter on Sarah J Maas’ fantasy fiction by me & @lizlittlewrites + one on queer girls’ sexuality by #WriteLitDeakin PhDs @hedberg_l & @R_ebecca_Hutton. #WhatWeDo https://t.co/7McW4yHmX4
It is bitterly disappointing that this bill has now been passed. Tens of thousands of dollars in debt, for tens of thousands of future students. Thanks, Centre Alliance.
https://t.co/9MQx3HRZR8
So, whilst you are forever grateful for the opportunity afforded you, you don’t care for future students in your electorate or state that might want the same opportunity #auspol#FundUniFairly#highered
Today’s sellout of Australian universities’ staff and students by Centre Alliance’s Sharkie and Griff is appalling & heartbreaking. They should hang their heads in shame. We will pay for years ahead in terms of quality research, education, and student opportunity. Shame on them.
"I have been doing research for almost 20 years now, and I have never seen morale the way it is at the moment."
@whereisdaz says the 'guts have been ripped out' of the uni research system, forcing scientists & academics to make some tough decisions - including himself. #TheDrum
"What is unfolding in Melbourne this week is the product of a punitive public housing system whose residents have been neglected for decades."
@RMIT's @davelkelly, @LibbyJPorter + @unimelb's Kate Shaw on alternatives to combat #COVID19 in public housing: https://t.co/at7W637wNc
No one seems to know / be talking about the ABC cuts that have happened to Children’s Content, which is under Entertainment & Specialist, so I guess I’ll say it
Today I was made redundant along with my whole Melbourne unit (about 14 people) at ABC ME.
I want you to meet the Liberal-National Coalition members who were at uni while it was FREE.
Instead of making corporations pay their tax and making uni and TAFE free for all, they're doubling the cost of humanities degrees. Thread 👇🏽
“Of the ten fastest growing sectors in the UK economy, eight employ more graduates from the arts, humanities and social science than other disciplines. They include the well-paid information and communication industry and finance sector” https://t.co/hmQJQxxI3J