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Australia news live: auction clearances nudge up after weeks under 50%; state farewell for Richard Scolyer
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Australian Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke announced that universities will be required to adopt formal definitions of antisemitism, Islamophobia, and racism. The policy aims to ensure campuses remain safe environments for all students regardless of their background.

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This move reflects growing government intervention in campus culture and the ongoing debate over how to balance free speech with student safety and anti-discrimination policies.

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Burke says definitions of antisemitism and Islamophobia on campuses about keeping students safe

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