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Jewish students accuse universities of ignoring campus antisemitism

Jewish students have accused Australian universities of allowing antisemitic abuse, intimidation and exclusion to grow while complaints were delayed,...

Royal Commission to focus on universities

The University of Sydney has confirmed it will appear alongside the University of Melbourne and several other institutions at...

Pianist loses case against orchestra over Gaza statement

Concert pianist Jayson Lloyd Gillham has lost his Federal Court case against the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra after claiming he...

Melbourne Jewish Book Week returns with humour, memory and connection

Melbourne Jewish Book Week will return next month with a program built around humour, memory and connection, bringing Israeli,...

Nazi ‘unemployable’ after salute during Holocaust movie

A white supremacist found guilty of performing a Nazi salute during a film about the Holocaust says his political...

Jewish community security groups to face royal commission scrutiny

The role of Jewish community security groups in protecting schools, synagogues, events and community leaders will come under close...

Jewish music silenced as artists fight cancellation

Sydney musician Ben Adler has told the Royal Commission into Antisemitism and Social Cohesion that Jewish artists are being...

‘We were lost’: Jewish MP recalls attack on electorate office

Federal Labor MP Josh Burns has detailed the antisemitic abuse directed at him and his partner, including the violent...

Jewish woman alleges antisemitic abuse at Vodafone store

A disabled elderly Jewish woman has alleged she was subjected to antisemitic abuse and filmed without consent while seeking...

Heritage College students stand with Jewish community

Students at a school in Melbourne’s south-east have held a Holocaust remembrance ceremony after taking the initiative to show...

Royal commission puts campus antisemitism under scrutiny

The Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion will examine antisemitism at Australian universities during public hearings in Melbourne...

Third man charged over alleged Adass Israel Synagogue arson

Victorian counter-terrorism investigators have charged a third man over the alleged arson attack on the Adass Israel Synagogue in...

Victorian Premier announces major medical partnership with Israel

Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan has announced plans for a new long-term partnership between Victoria and Israel's leading hospitals. She described...

Israel’s 78th anniversary marked with bipartisan support in Melbourne

On Wednesday night, Victorian Jewish community leaders and state members of parliament celebrated the 78th anniversary of Israel’s independence...

Mount Scopus announces new co-president ahead of Caulfield move

Mount Scopus Memorial College in Melbourne has appointed Jonathan Feder as co-president alongside current president Amy Hershan, beginning a...

Alleged neo-Nazi ejected from One Nation fundraiser

A man with known neo-Nazi associations was issued with a move-on direction by police outside a Pauline Hanson fundraiser...

Victorian Jewish groups offered grants for healing after Bondi

Victorian Jewish organisations will be able to apply for new one-off wellbeing grants announced today in a move aimed...

Jewish teacher says school failed to act on antisemitic abuse

 A Jewish educator at a Victorian government secondary college has told the Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion...

Jewish leaders disappointed in decision to acquit antizionist

A Melbourne magistrate found that antizionist activist Hash Tayeh, the former owner of the Burgertory restaurant chain, used insulting...

Five charged over alleged ISIS-inspired extremist material

Five Victorian men have been charged after federal police allegedly uncovered ISIS-inspired propaganda and graphic terrorist material shared online. The...