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ANU executives' alleged conflicts of interest aired at Senate inquiry
ACT Senator David Pocock questioned ANU officials about claims of misconduct and bullying during a Senate inquiry into university governance. Photo: Supplied. ANU senior executives have been accused of failing to disclose conflicts of interest and differential treatment during Senate hearings into university governance. During the hearings, former ANU Council member Dr Liz Allen made a number of allegations about the conduct of Chancellor Julie …
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