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A Changing World Needs Arts & Social Science Graduates More Than Ever - Vimarsana News

A Changing World Needs Arts & Social Science Graduates More Than Ever

The headline job loss figures from New Zealand’s university funding crisis are in the public domain: over 100 gone at Otago University , with as many as 250 potentially about to go from Te Herenga Waka–Victoria and Massey . But these are only the losses ...

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A changing world needs arts and social science graduates more than ever – just ask business leaders - Vimarsana News

A changing world needs arts and social science graduates more than ever – just ask business leaders

From commerce to public policy, cuts to New Zealand’s university humanities departments will have repercussions well beyond the so-called ‘ivory towers’.

Reserve Bank of Australia governor Philip Low and why the battle against inflation is too high - Vimarsana News

Reserve Bank of Australia governor Philip Low and why the battle against inflation is too high

The RBA governor sat down with AFR economics editor John Kehoe at The Australian Financial Review Business Summit to talk about everything from interest rates to digital payment systems.

Source: afr.com
CBA likely to vote down climate activist protests at AGM - Vimarsana News

CBA likely to vote down climate activist protests at AGM

Market Forces says success will be measured by closing ‘loopholes’ in big banks funding corporate loans as they tighten rules for project financing.

Source: afr.com