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  1. UC’s Centre of Public Ideas officially launches as VC Bill Shorten proposes new funding deal

    The University of Canberra has officially launched the Vice-Chancellor's Centre of Public Ideas at the annual UC Aitkin Lecture, where Professor Bill Shorten proposed a $5.2 billion lifeline for the sector.

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  2. SPEECH | UC Aitkin Lecture - Professor The Honourable Bill Shorten

    SPEECH | Professor The Honourable Bill Shorten delivered the 2026 UC Aitkin Lecture at the National Press Club Australia.

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  3. Alex went months not knowing he had delirium, a new tool from UC researchers could help

    A toolkit developed by the University of Canberra and Southern Cross University to help recognise delirium will start a clinical trial that could save the Australian healthcare system millions.

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  4. UC dementia research on parkrun given a running start

    A University of Canberra researcher has received a two-year project grant to investigate the benefits of parkrun for those with dementia.

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  5. UC’s Affiliated Schools Program takes home Shaping Australia’s Future Builder Award

    The program led by the University of Canberra is Australia’s most comprehensive university-government partnership covering all stages of education in the ACT.

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