Australia: Public Meeting Discusses Opposition to Labor's University Restructuring
Educators and students joined a meeting to oppose the assault on university education and its transformation to meet corporate and militaristic needs.
A public meeting was held on Sunday, with over 100 participants, to discuss the Australian Labor government's university restructuring and job cuts, connected to the dictatorial and militarist agenda.
- University educators, students, and teachers participated in the meeting.
- The meeting was entitled "Oppose Labor's 'national priorities' university restructuring and job cuts."
- It was called by the 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).
The meeting aimed to oppose the destruction of 4,000 jobs and the transformation of university education to meet the needs of the corporate elite and the war machine.
Author's summary: Australians protest university restructuring plans.
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