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    Lessons from ANU for Australia’s university governance crisis

    The Australian National University (ANU) has spent the past eighteen months in a state of rolling crisis. The headline issues are now familiar. In October 2024, a large projected deficit was announced to staff. This was followed in 2025 by 'Renew ANU', a sweeping cost-cutting program that has reportedly seen over 1,000 staff leave the University.

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    Lessons from ANU for Australia’s university governance crisis