Aussie scandal: ANU’s lost another teacher
mainAnne Ewing has resigned from Australia’s ‘national’ music school, blaming a toxic culture and 11 years of staff bullying. Read here.
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This story is beginning to stink.
ANUS is getting a bit tired.
How about ARSE? – Australian Retiring Staff Exodus.
Some of us aren’t reitring. We were pushed. It is ugly across the whole campus. Not just school of music.
Most of us have been gagged in some way. Been going on for longer than school of music uproar.
The state of the School of Music is a disaster for musical vitality in the national capital, Canberra, and also for the nation, as we only have about 6 conservatoria, and many of them are under similarly challenged.
Keep up the good work people. This behaviour from the University is widespread and unconscionable.
It is the same in Newcastle. They would rather pay people who talk a lot and bully everyone else than actually play music.