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On Friday the Australian Financial Review confirmed in an interview with Neilson, the $10m-a-year prize was at the heart of the dispute.Neilson told the AFRNeilson told the AFR she “never interfered” in the institute and visited the office only twice but did brief management to “leave China and climate change to those qualified”.
“I had no idea what they did,” she said. “Other than having parties. They don’t have a journalist, but they have three people for events!”: “Super excited to be kicking off the search for a whole new team for the Judith Neilson Foundation.” Judith Neilson told the Australian Financial Review a $10m-a-year prize was central to her dispute with the institute’s management.One of the media’s most intriguing stories, first raised in Hedley Thomas’s Teacher’s Pet podcast in the Australian, will reach a conclusion next week when a verdict is handed down in the murder trial of former Sydney teacher Chris Dawson. Thomas won a Gold Walkley for the podcast, but it was taken offline when Dawson was charged.
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