Australia: Public Meeting Opposes Labor's University Restructuring
Educators and students joined a public meeting to discuss the Australian Labor government's university restructuring plans, which include 4,000 job cuts.
The meeting, titled "Oppose Labor's 'national priorities' university restructuring and job cuts," was held in Sydney and online, with over 100 attendees.
The restructuring is connected to the dictatorial and militarist agenda spearheaded internationally by the Trump regime.
- University educators, students, and teachers participated in the meeting.
- The meeting was called by rank-and-file committees at Western Sydney and Macquarie universities.
- The Committee for Public Education (CFPE) and the International Youth and Students for Social Equality (IYSSE) also supported the meeting.
Author's summary: Australians protest university restructuring plans.
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