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UC Vice-Chancellor Bill Shorten revives merger with major TAFE provider

Bill Shorten says merging UC and CIT would create job security and opportunities for staff, not redundancies, as the ACT government reviews CIT’s future.

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The former Labor leader says the proposal is not motivated by redundancies or cost-cutting, but instead promises job security and opportunities.

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UC Vice-Chancellor Bill Shorten revives merger with major TAFE provider

The former Labor leader says the proposal is not motivated by redundancies or cost-cutting, but instead promises job security and opportunities.

·Ultimo, Australia
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Bill Shorten: University of Canberra and CIT would be 'better together'

A push to merge UC and CIT gains momentum, with leaders saying they are 'better together'. See how students and staff could benefit significantly.

·Canberra, Australia
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The Canberra Times broke the news in Canberra, Australia on Wednesday, August 12, 2026.
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