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Education 2021-01-18 3:54 pm By Miklos Bolza Sydney
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RMIT has been hit with a $2.9 million lawsuit by an Indigenous law professor who claims he was fired for complaining about “racially and sexually discriminatory remarks” allegedly made by one of the university’s senior officials.

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