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University Complaints and Celebrations News

The document provides notes from a radio journalism tutoring session in Week 2. It summarizes and compares different versions of a news story about a lecturer being stood down pending an investigation into complaints about difficult practical tests. It also notes another news story about a man dying while working on a construction site.

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University Complaints and Celebrations News

The document provides notes from a radio journalism tutoring session in Week 2. It summarizes and compares different versions of a news story about a lecturer being stood down pending an investigation into complaints about difficult practical tests. It also notes another news story about a man dying while working on a construction site.

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Radio Journalism Week 2 Tut Notes

My Version (from Week 2 Slides):

A lecturer at the University of South Australia is the subject of


student complaints over claims her practical tests are too
difficult.

Lecturer, Dr Izzi Real, has been stood down pending a full


investigation.

The Shadow Minister for Education, Kate Ellis, supported the


decision of the university.

Ms Ellis described the complaints as proof the Abbott


governments education revolution was not going to plan.

Meanwhile, The University of SA announced it is giving out free


cupcakes all this week as part of its twenty-fifth birthday
celebrations.

Teachers Version (from Week 2 Slides):

Students at the University of South Australia Magill campus say


one of the teachers is setting practical tests that are too
difficult.

Lecturer, Dr Izzi Real, has been stood down pending a full


investigation.

Shadow Minister for Education Kate Ellis supports the decision


of the university.

Ms Ellis says the complaints are proof the Abbott Governments


education-revolution is not going to plan

And in other new, Uni-SA is giving out free cupcakes this week
as part of its 25th birthday celebrations.

My Story (from the newspaper):

Rolf Harris will face a retrial in May on indecent assault charges


that a London jury failed to reach verdicts on.
Radio Journalism Week 2 Tut Notes

The jury found the 86-year-old entertainer not guilty on three


groping charges.

Harris is currently serving a six year sentence in Stafford Prison


after being found guilty in a 2014 trial of 12 charges of
indecently assaulting girls.

My Story (from the newspaper):

A man has died while working on the new multi-level carpark at


the Flinders Medical Centre.

The 55-year-old collapsed yesterday on site, with emergency


services unable to resuscitate the worker.

SafeWork SA is investigating the incident

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