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ICAC-embattled Wollongong University chancellor resigns ahead of hearing

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By Victor Y Zhang
| Honi Soit
University of Wollongong Chancellor Michael Still resigned effectively immediately, days before he was due to give evidence at the NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC). The corruption probe is investigating whether Still influenced the award of a contract to consultancy firm Aspirall and failed to manage former interim Vice-Chancellor John Dewar’s conflict of interest. Dewar was, and remains, a partner at the consultancy firm KordaMentha.
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Senate probe on NDIS overhaul extended by eight weeks

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By Victor Y Zhang
| Honi Soit
The Albanese Labor Government agreed to extend the Senate inquiry examining their controversial National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) overhaul by eight weeks in exchange for the Green’s support in passing Labor’s tax reform package. The probe was previously due to report on 23rd June, with the government hoping to push through both the NDIS overhaul and their tax reform package before parliament breaks for winter. The probe is now expected to report on 14th August.
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Controversial NDIS overhaul blasted at senate probe

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By Victor Y Zhang
| Honi Soit
NDIS participants, disability advocates, and doctors blasted the Federal Labor Government’s proposed NDIS overhaul over three days of hearings at a snap inquiry. The federal government intends to move 240,000 people off the scheme by 2031, with an additional 110,000 diverted from accessing the scheme, in an effort to save over $36 billion with these measures.
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