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This award demonstrates the university's commitment to academic excellence and to equality of opportunity and inclusiveness across the institution.
Effective TAFE inclusiveness strategies are vital to equitable building of individual human capital outcomes, for community strengthening and for ensuring that those who are disadvantaged are able to access opportunities to develop initial knowledge and skills, become lifelong learners and maintain up-to-date skills, guaranteeing that they too can contribute, in an ongoing way, to maximising the stock of available industry skills.
CBS is unhappy with the failing grade it received in a report on gay and lesbian inclusiveness on television.
 
 
 
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