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Senior journalist at the Australian Jewish News after a 25 year career reporting on the Pacific Islands for Australian and New Zealand radio. Jew and Zionist.
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Bruce Hill is the presenter of the afternoon edition of ABC Radio Australia's Pacific Beat program. One of the region's most experienced Pacific journalists, Bruce has been with the ABC since 2000 after several years with Radio New Zealand International. He has won several international awards including the Plain English Award from the UK Plain English Campaign.

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UTS to apologise to AUJS

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By Bruce Hill Verified
| Australian Jewish News
The University of Technology Sydney will publicly apologise to the Australasian Union of Jewish Students after the National Student Ombudsman found the university had wrongly named the group as a club that dodged event rules. The Ombudsman’s report, Procedurally Unfair, released on Tuesday, traced the claims against AUJS to ActivateUTS, the not-for-profit body that runs clubs and societies and approves student events at UTS.
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Wilson, Carroll clash over imam’s funding

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By Bruce Hill Verified
| Australian Jewish News
Victorian Opposition Leader Jess Wilson has called on Premier Ben Carroll to suspend state funding to MyCentre, a Broadmeadows mosque led by Samir Mohtadi. The call follows a report on a lecture in which Mr Mohtadi said husbands could beat their wives. Mr Carroll told the Herald Sun the comments were “completely disgusting and vile”, but he would not rule out further funding. In a video statement on Monday, Ms Wilson said Labor had promised more than $600,000 to the organisation.
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Ergas draws Dreyfus Affair parallel to October 7

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By Bruce Hill Verified
| Australian Jewish News
Economist and columnist Henry Ergas has told a Melbourne audience that the antisemitism unleashed in Australia after October 7 follows a pattern first set more than a century ago in France’s Dreyfus affair. Speaking at a Lamm Jewish Library of Australia event at Beth Weizmann on Tuesday, October 13, Ergas said the hatred did not follow Israel’s military response in Gaza. It came within hours of the massacre.
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