ANU Staff Deliver Vote of No Confidence in Chancellor Julie Bishop Amid Job Cuts Controversy
2025-03-27
Sydney Morning Herald
In a significant show of dissent, hundreds of Australian National University staff have passed a vote of no confidence in chancellor Julie Bishop, citing concerns over job cuts and leadership issues. The move comes as the university faces criticism over its handling of staff redundancies and management decisions. The vote, facilitated by the staff union, reflects growing discontent among employees. Key issues include job security, university governance, and transparency. The no-confidence vote is a significant blow to Bishop's leadership, with staff calling for greater accountability and better management of the university's resources. The university's future direction remains uncertain.