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  1. Animal Collective - Love On The Big Screen - Neue Single. Animal Collective haben gestern überraschend ihre neue Single „Love On The Big Screen“ veröffentlich......
    #AnimalCollective #AveyTare #Deakin #PandaBear#Indietronic #News #PsychedelicPop
    musikblog.de/2025/06/animal-co

  2. Animal Collective - Love On The Big Screen - Neue Single. Animal Collective haben gestern überraschend ihre neue Single „Love On The Big Screen“ veröffentlich......
    #AnimalCollective #AveyTare #Deakin #PandaBear#Indietronic #News #PsychedelicPop
    musikblog.de/2025/06/animal-co

  3. Animal Collective - Love On The Big Screen - Neue Single. Animal Collective haben gestern überraschend ihre neue Single „Love On The Big Screen“ veröffentlich......
    #AnimalCollective #AveyTare #Deakin #PandaBear#Indietronic #News #PsychedelicPop
    musikblog.de/2025/06/animal-co

  4. Hung out with these awe-inspiring librarians today to chat about our favourite thing for an hour at #National24 (ALIA National), celebrating the #OER movement in Australasia and strategising our way around the challenges still ahead.

    Katy Henry (CAUL) did an exceptional job facilitating our discussion while Sarah McQuillen discussed UniSA’s textbook minimisation project and navigating the barriers to integrating OER into course materials, Angie Williamson shared Deakin’s approach to ensuring quality and reliability in OER publishing, and Jennifer Hurley (RMIT) gave guidance on the institutional supports required to build sustainable open educational practice.

    I spoke about measuring impact beyond cost, referring to Sarah Lambert’s insightful work on the 3Rs of social justice.

    What a wonderful start to the conference! I can’t wait to dive into the other Open Ed sessions throughout the week 🤩 And am particularly keen to check out Emilia (emi-lee-ah) Bell’s session tomorrow giving us a glimpse into their PhD research “Open to diplomacy? Libraries, knowledge, and global challenges”.

    P.S. Excited speaker landyard pic included because aahhh! What a vibe today!

    #OEP #OpenEducation #OpenPedagogy #TruthAndDare #OEPSIG #CAUL #UniSA #Deakin #RMIT #Equity #Libraries

  5. Hung out with these awe-inspiring librarians today to chat about our favourite thing for an hour at #National24 (ALIA National), celebrating the #OER movement in Australasia and strategising our way around the challenges still ahead.

    Katy Henry (CAUL) did an exceptional job facilitating our discussion while Sarah McQuillen discussed UniSA’s textbook minimisation project and navigating the barriers to integrating OER into course materials, Angie Williamson shared Deakin’s approach to ensuring quality and reliability in OER publishing, and Jennifer Hurley (RMIT) gave guidance on the institutional supports required to build sustainable open educational practice.

    I spoke about measuring impact beyond cost, referring to Sarah Lambert’s insightful work on the 3Rs of social justice.

    What a wonderful start to the conference! I can’t wait to dive into the other Open Ed sessions throughout the week 🤩 And am particularly keen to check out Emilia (emi-lee-ah) Bell’s session tomorrow giving us a glimpse into their PhD research “Open to diplomacy? Libraries, knowledge, and global challenges”.

    P.S. Excited speaker landyard pic included because aahhh! What a vibe today!

    #OEP #OpenEducation #OpenPedagogy #TruthAndDare #OEPSIG #CAUL #UniSA #Deakin #RMIT #Equity #Libraries

  6. Hung out with these awe-inspiring librarians today to chat about our favourite thing for an hour at #National24 (ALIA National), celebrating the #OER movement in Australasia and strategising our way around the challenges still ahead.

    Katy Henry (CAUL) did an exceptional job facilitating our discussion while Sarah McQuillen discussed UniSA’s textbook minimisation project and navigating the barriers to integrating OER into course materials, Angie Williamson shared Deakin’s approach to ensuring quality and reliability in OER publishing, and Jennifer Hurley (RMIT) gave guidance on the institutional supports required to build sustainable open educational practice.

    I spoke about measuring impact beyond cost, referring to Sarah Lambert’s insightful work on the 3Rs of social justice.

    What a wonderful start to the conference! I can’t wait to dive into the other Open Ed sessions throughout the week 🤩 And am particularly keen to check out Emilia (emi-lee-ah) Bell’s session tomorrow giving us a glimpse into their PhD research “Open to diplomacy? Libraries, knowledge, and global challenges”.

    P.S. Excited speaker landyard pic included because aahhh! What a vibe today!

    #OEP #OpenEducation #OpenPedagogy #TruthAndDare #OEPSIG #CAUL #UniSA #Deakin #RMIT #Equity #Libraries

  7. Hung out with these awe-inspiring librarians today to chat about our favourite thing for an hour at #National24 (ALIA National), celebrating the #OER movement in Australasia and strategising our way around the challenges still ahead.

    Katy Henry (CAUL) did an exceptional job facilitating our discussion while Sarah McQuillen discussed UniSA’s textbook minimisation project and navigating the barriers to integrating OER into course materials, Angie Williamson shared Deakin’s approach to ensuring quality and reliability in OER publishing, and Jennifer Hurley (RMIT) gave guidance on the institutional supports required to build sustainable open educational practice.

    I spoke about measuring impact beyond cost, referring to Sarah Lambert’s insightful work on the 3Rs of social justice.

    What a wonderful start to the conference! I can’t wait to dive into the other Open Ed sessions throughout the week 🤩 And am particularly keen to check out Emilia (emi-lee-ah) Bell’s session tomorrow giving us a glimpse into their PhD research “Open to diplomacy? Libraries, knowledge, and global challenges”.

    P.S. Excited speaker landyard pic included because aahhh! What a vibe today!

    #OEP #OpenEducation #OpenPedagogy #TruthAndDare #OEPSIG #CAUL #UniSA #Deakin #RMIT #Equity #Libraries

  8. Hung out with these awe-inspiring librarians today to chat about our favourite thing for an hour at #National24 (ALIA National), celebrating the #OER movement in Australasia and strategising our way around the challenges still ahead.

    Katy Henry (CAUL) did an exceptional job facilitating our discussion while Sarah McQuillen discussed UniSA’s textbook minimisation project and navigating the barriers to integrating OER into course materials, Angie Williamson shared Deakin’s approach to ensuring quality and reliability in OER publishing, and Jennifer Hurley (RMIT) gave guidance on the institutional supports required to build sustainable open educational practice.

    I spoke about measuring impact beyond cost, referring to Sarah Lambert’s insightful work on the 3Rs of social justice.

    What a wonderful start to the conference! I can’t wait to dive into the other Open Ed sessions throughout the week 🤩 And am particularly keen to check out Emilia (emi-lee-ah) Bell’s session tomorrow giving us a glimpse into their PhD research “Open to diplomacy? Libraries, knowledge, and global challenges”.

    P.S. Excited speaker landyard pic included because aahhh! What a vibe today!

    #OEP #OpenEducation #OpenPedagogy #TruthAndDare #OEPSIG #CAUL #UniSA #Deakin #RMIT #Equity #Libraries

  9. In a positive outlook for 2024, #universities across #Canada are introducing more #PlantBased or #vegan food options. Many of the universities have stated this is due to ongoing demand from students for more variety - and a larger push for more sustainable practices.

    A number of universities are taking the lead, notably:

    -#WesternUniversity. The university set a goal of having a 40 per cent plant-based menu at all dining halls by the new year, but it hit the target — and at some points even surpassed it — this year. A fully vegan outlet will open in 2024, and the school wants to reach a 50 per cent target in 2025.
    -#TheUniversityOfBritishColumbia. 55 per cent of the food in dining halls is plant-based, and the Vancouver school hopes to reach a goal of 80 per cent by 2025.
    -#ConcordiaUniversity in Montreal plans to reduce its purchase of meat, dairy and eggs by 30 per cent.
    -#DalhousieUniversity in Halifax aims to offer a menu with at least 50 per cent plant-based food options by 2030.
    -#UniversityOfToronto. Plant-based options represented less than half of the universities food services offerings two years ago, but now account for 61 per cent.

    Vegan Australia is advocating for Australian universities* to gain inspiration from these progressive examples, and embrace a fully vegan food system for the benefit of the planet, humanity, and for the animals.

    www-cbc-ca.cdn.ampproject.org/

    *Such as: #UniversityOfMelbourne, #RMIT, #VictoriaUniversity, #LaTrobe, #Deakin, #MonashUniversity, #ACU, #UQ, #UniversityOfSydney, #ANU, #UniversityOfAdelaide, #TheUniversityOfWesternAustralia, #UniversityOfTechnologySydney, #CurtinUniversity #QUT, #UniversityOfWollongong, #SwinburneUniversity, #MacquarieUniversity, #GriffithUniversity

    #vegans #veganisn #AnimalRights

  10. In a positive outlook for 2024, #universities across #Canada are introducing more #PlantBased or #vegan food options. Many of the universities have stated this is due to ongoing demand from students for more variety - and a larger push for more sustainable practices.

    A number of universities are taking the lead, notably:

    -#WesternUniversity. The university set a goal of having a 40 per cent plant-based menu at all dining halls by the new year, but it hit the target — and at some points even surpassed it — this year. A fully vegan outlet will open in 2024, and the school wants to reach a 50 per cent target in 2025.
    -#TheUniversityOfBritishColumbia. 55 per cent of the food in dining halls is plant-based, and the Vancouver school hopes to reach a goal of 80 per cent by 2025.
    -#ConcordiaUniversity in Montreal plans to reduce its purchase of meat, dairy and eggs by 30 per cent.
    -#DalhousieUniversity in Halifax aims to offer a menu with at least 50 per cent plant-based food options by 2030.
    -#UniversityOfToronto. Plant-based options represented less than half of the universities food services offerings two years ago, but now account for 61 per cent.

    Vegan Australia is advocating for Australian universities* to gain inspiration from these progressive examples, and embrace a fully vegan food system for the benefit of the planet, humanity, and for the animals.

    www-cbc-ca.cdn.ampproject.org/

    *Such as: #UniversityOfMelbourne, #RMIT, #VictoriaUniversity, #LaTrobe, #Deakin, #MonashUniversity, #ACU, #UQ, #UniversityOfSydney, #ANU, #UniversityOfAdelaide, #TheUniversityOfWesternAustralia, #UniversityOfTechnologySydney, #CurtinUniversity #QUT, #UniversityOfWollongong, #SwinburneUniversity, #MacquarieUniversity, #GriffithUniversity

    #vegans #veganisn #AnimalRights

  11. In a positive outlook for 2024, #universities across #Canada are introducing more #PlantBased or #vegan food options. Many of the universities have stated this is due to ongoing demand from students for more variety - and a larger push for more sustainable practices.

    A number of universities are taking the lead, notably:

    -#WesternUniversity. The university set a goal of having a 40 per cent plant-based menu at all dining halls by the new year, but it hit the target — and at some points even surpassed it — this year. A fully vegan outlet will open in 2024, and the school wants to reach a 50 per cent target in 2025.
    -#TheUniversityOfBritishColumbia. 55 per cent of the food in dining halls is plant-based, and the Vancouver school hopes to reach a goal of 80 per cent by 2025.
    -#ConcordiaUniversity in Montreal plans to reduce its purchase of meat, dairy and eggs by 30 per cent.
    -#DalhousieUniversity in Halifax aims to offer a menu with at least 50 per cent plant-based food options by 2030.
    -#UniversityOfToronto. Plant-based options represented less than half of the universities food services offerings two years ago, but now account for 61 per cent.

    Vegan Australia is advocating for Australian universities* to gain inspiration from these progressive examples, and embrace a fully vegan food system for the benefit of the planet, humanity, and for the animals.

    www-cbc-ca.cdn.ampproject.org/

    *Such as: #UniversityOfMelbourne, #RMIT, #VictoriaUniversity, #LaTrobe, #Deakin, #MonashUniversity, #ACU, #UQ, #UniversityOfSydney, #ANU, #UniversityOfAdelaide, #TheUniversityOfWesternAustralia, #UniversityOfTechnologySydney, #CurtinUniversity #QUT, #UniversityOfWollongong, #SwinburneUniversity, #MacquarieUniversity, #GriffithUniversity

    #vegans #veganisn #AnimalRights

  12. In a positive outlook for 2024, #universities across #Canada are introducing more #PlantBased or #vegan food options. Many of the universities have stated this is due to ongoing demand from students for more variety - and a larger push for more sustainable practices.

    A number of universities are taking the lead, notably:

    -#WesternUniversity. The university set a goal of having a 40 per cent plant-based menu at all dining halls by the new year, but it hit the target — and at some points even surpassed it — this year. A fully vegan outlet will open in 2024, and the school wants to reach a 50 per cent target in 2025.
    -#TheUniversityOfBritishColumbia. 55 per cent of the food in dining halls is plant-based, and the Vancouver school hopes to reach a goal of 80 per cent by 2025.
    -#ConcordiaUniversity in Montreal plans to reduce its purchase of meat, dairy and eggs by 30 per cent.
    -#DalhousieUniversity in Halifax aims to offer a menu with at least 50 per cent plant-based food options by 2030.
    -#UniversityOfToronto. Plant-based options represented less than half of the universities food services offerings two years ago, but now account for 61 per cent.

    Vegan Australia is advocating for Australian universities* to gain inspiration from these progressive examples, and embrace a fully vegan food system for the benefit of the planet, humanity, and for the animals.

    www-cbc-ca.cdn.ampproject.org/

    *Such as: #UniversityOfMelbourne, #RMIT, #VictoriaUniversity, #LaTrobe, #Deakin, #MonashUniversity, #ACU, #UQ, #UniversityOfSydney, #ANU, #UniversityOfAdelaide, #TheUniversityOfWesternAustralia, #UniversityOfTechnologySydney, #CurtinUniversity #QUT, #UniversityOfWollongong, #SwinburneUniversity, #MacquarieUniversity, #GriffithUniversity

    #vegans #veganisn #AnimalRights

  13. "Love costs, but it's worth the grind
    Love lost by the loss of time
    Love work in the present life
    I'm off to get lost in mine"

    – The Avalanches - Extra Kings (Deakin Remix)

    redirect.invidious.io/watch?v=

    #theavalanches #avalanches #deakin #animalcollective

  14. If you'd like to support us, get the word out about how Deakin is treating its staff!

    If you'd like to support us money-wise, particularly the casual staff who are taking a bigger hit than us, please consider donating to our strike fund:

    nteu.au/Donation/Donation/Dona

    #DeakinStrike #Deakin #DeakinUniversity

  15. Here's all the #Deakin #NTEU #Strike stuff I was in. Thank you to everyone who asked for my opinion on this!

    I did a 3-minute video explaining why I was taking strike action here: youtu.be/jIBunuMifnk

    I was in the Geelong Advertiser talking about how Deakin treats it staff: geelongadvertiser.com.au/geelo

    That is paywalled so the parts of the article involving me are attached (with alt-text).

    I was on @3CRMelbourne's @slacker_radio talking with @ULTROS_PROFESSIONAL and @beef_skeleton about Deakin, their treatment of staff, and why we were striking. That starts from about 10 minutes here: omny.fm/shows/the-suwa-show-sq

  16. This morning I recorded a video giving the reason I'm going on #strike at #Deakin with the #NTEU tomorrow. This arvo I did an interview with the Geelong Addy. Tomorrow I speak at the rally. You're going to be seeing quite a bit of me if you follow the strike tomorrow.

    There are a lot of casual staff that are striking with us and not getting paid what they would be (none of us are, but they're in an even worse position!). Please donate to the strike fund to help them recoup their lost wages!

    nteu.au/Donation/Donation/Dona

    here's the video where I explain why I'm striking tomorrow:

    youtu.be/jIBunuMifnk

  17. Today I'm taking strike action at #Deakin University. Deakin's offered sub-standard EA, which voting opens up for today, is an insult to staff, and shows how poorly they understand what is happening at Deakin.

    For more information, see these:

    nteu-deakin.org/why-vote-no/

    nteu-deakin.org/how-much-worse

    I also wrote a blog post about how Deakin keeps crying poor while making profits and using that as an excuse to destroy the staff and culture at the university. No more.

    blog.joyrex.net/vote-no-to-dea

    If you're at #Deakin, I highly encourage you to vote NO on their shitty offer. Deakin has ruined us for too long while making profits. The scales need to be balanced.

    #NTEU #strike #Deakin #DeakinUniversity

  18. In this informative talk from , @[email protected] - Kat Cain from University, reports on the design and publication of an textbook, using the platform.

    Using a philosophy, the project collaborated with diverse students and staff, transforming learning from physical to digital.

    "People need to be positioned at the heart of any engagement with technology."

    youtube.com/watch?v=Fu8IoSgaw18

  19. Management decided to start a Team and invite a few hundred workers to it. This lead to....

    #nteu #deakin

  20. I've posted a blog entry about voting YES on the PABO at Deakin. It goes over how badly Deakin has treated the staff, as well as why NTEU members should authorise every type of industrial action in the vote.

    #NTEU #Deakin #PABO

    blog.joyrex.net/voting-yes-for

  21. Healthy eating is not 'more expensive' for the typical Aussie metro area. It's cheaper. Wholefood vegan diets are even cheaper still (this research is based on the so-called 'Planetary Health Diet' which still trashes the environment with fish and meat).

    #Nutrition #PlanetaryHealth #Diet #FoodBills #CostOfLiving #Deakin #Research

    deakin.edu.au/about-deakin/new

  22. Do I or do you know people in #Melbourne? I’ll be there for six weeks in February and March and except for working with people at #Deakin, have no clue or plans. Any suggestions are welcome, especially for food, culture, trips out of the city 🙏

  23. I've posted a blog entry about voting YES on the PABO at Deakin. It goes over how badly Deakin has treated the staff, as well as why NTEU members should authorise every type of industrial action in the vote.

    #NTEU #Deakin #PABO

    blog.joyrex.net/voting-yes-for

  24. I've posted a blog entry about voting YES on the PABO at Deakin. It goes over how badly Deakin has treated the staff, as well as why NTEU members should authorise every type of industrial action in the vote.

    #NTEU #Deakin #PABO

    blog.joyrex.net/voting-yes-for

  25. Healthy eating is not 'more expensive' for the typical Aussie metro area. It's cheaper. Wholefood vegan diets are even cheaper still (this research is based on the so-called 'Planetary Health Diet' which still trashes the environment with fish and meat).

    #Nutrition #PlanetaryHealth #Diet #FoodBills #CostOfLiving #Deakin #Research

    deakin.edu.au/about-deakin/new

  26. Healthy eating is not 'more expensive' for the typical Aussie metro area. It's cheaper. Wholefood vegan diets are even cheaper still (this research is based on the so-called 'Planetary Health Diet' which still trashes the environment with fish and meat).

    #Nutrition #PlanetaryHealth #Diet #FoodBills #CostOfLiving #Deakin #Research

    deakin.edu.au/about-deakin/new

  27. Healthy eating is not 'more expensive' for the typical Aussie metro area. It's cheaper. Wholefood vegan diets are even cheaper still (this research is based on the so-called 'Planetary Health Diet' which still trashes the environment with fish and meat).

    #Nutrition #PlanetaryHealth #Diet #FoodBills #CostOfLiving #Deakin #Research

    deakin.edu.au/about-deakin/new

  28. Healthy eating is not 'more expensive' for the typical Aussie metro area. It's cheaper. Wholefood vegan diets are even cheaper still (this research is based on the so-called 'Planetary Health Diet' which still trashes the environment with fish and meat).

    #Nutrition #PlanetaryHealth #Diet #FoodBills #CostOfLiving #Deakin #Research

    deakin.edu.au/about-deakin/new