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  2. Murdoch Vice-Chancellor

    24 Oct 2014: Articles. news. Murdoch Vice-Chancellor. Professor Richard Higgott has resigned as Murdoch University Vice-Chancellor and has announced his retirement from academic administration. Murdoch Chancellor Mr David Flanagan said the Senate had accepted

  3. Opinion: Standing room only

    10 Oct 2014: Articles. news. Opinion: Standing room only. . Demography is destiny. It’s an old idea but it remains as true as ever, despite the fact that it doesn’t get anything like the attention it deserves, says Murdoch Professor of International Politics

  4. Vice Chancellor Stood Aside

    19 Sep 2014: Articles. news. Vice Chancellor Stood Aside. Murdoch University has today announced that Vice Chancellor, Professor Richard Higgott, has been suspended as a result of the outcomes of a recent investigation. The Murdoch University Senate has agreed

  5. Honours for African Politician

    11 Sep 2014: Articles. news. Honours for African Politician. . Murdoch University has bestowed its highest honour on a politician who has helped to stop the spread of HIV in Africa. His Excellency Mr Festus Mogae, who was President of the Republic of Botswana

  6. Murdoch joins G20 youth forum

    30 Apr 2014: Articles. news. Murdoch joins G20 youth forum. Murdoch University is sending two representatives to the world's largest event for young leaders, the G20 Youth Forum in Germany next week. The G20 Youth Summit is a global forum that brings together

  7. Opinion: The oddness of Okinawa

    24 Sep 2014: Articles. news. Opinion: The oddness of Okinawa. explores issues surrounding national identity and current geopolitical tensions through the history of Okinawa in his opinion piece in The Conversation. Professor Beeson looks at how Okinawa - one

  8. Vet's warning over waking snakes

    26 Aug 2014: Articles. news. Vet's warning over waking snakes. Early spring-like weather is attracting venomous snakes out of hibernation, pet owners are being warned. As they are still sluggish this time of year, they are more likely to bite if cornered or

  9. Murdoch student wins NAIDOC award

    18 Jun 2014: Articles. news. Murdoch student wins NAIDOC award. A Murdoch University student has won the 2014 NAIDOC Perth Tertiary Scholar of the Year award. Jenna Woods, 23, from Gosnells, picked up the accolade at NAIDOC Perth’s awards night earlier this

  10. Assessing stress in trucked sheep

    30 May 2014: Articles. news. Assessing stress in trucked sheep. A new way of measuring the stress levels of sheep during road transport, was discussed at the Australian Veterinary Association’s Annual Conference this week. Dr Teresa Collins said that transport

  11. Pluske awarded Fulbright scholarship

    13 Mar 2014: Articles. news. Pluske awarded Fulbright scholarship. A Murdoch University academic has won a prestigious Distinguished Chair appointment through thewill spend six months as the inaugural Fulbright Distinguished Chair in Agriculture and Life

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