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Julie Bishop defended her ANU leadership amid bullying and financial allegations, citing support and fundraising success.
Julie Bishop, former chancellor of the Australian National University (ANU), defended her leadership during a Senate hearing amid allegations of bullying, financial mismanagement, and campus unrest.
She denied accusations, including claims by ANU academic Liz Allen who said Bishop’s actions caused severe emotional distress and a miscarriage.
Bishop rejected calls for her resignation despite a union-backed petition with over 2,000 signatures, citing continued council support.
She defended $150,000 in travel expenses and an $800,000 investment in a Perth satellite office, saying it boosted national outreach and secured $10 million in donations.
Interim Vice-Chancellor Rebekah Brown, appointed after Genevieve Bell’s resignation, pledged to rebuild trust, canceling planned staff cuts.
An independent governance review led by Dr. Vivenne Thom is underway and expected to conclude in five months.
Julie Bishop defendió su liderazgo de la ANU en medio de acoso y acusaciones financieras, citando el apoyo y el éxito en la recaudación de fondos.