Student accused of sharing a video of the university’s defence and aerospace research centre with the RMIT Students for Palestine Instagram accountFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastAn RMIT University student faces potential suspension over a video accusing the institution of being “complicit in genocide” in Gaza, because of its defence and aerospace research centre’s ties to weapons companies.RMIT has argued the video, recorded in a corridor of the centre, publicly identifies its location which is not published online, thereby risking the safety of its facility, staff and students. Continue reading...
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Student claiming RMIT is ‘complicit in genocide’ in social media post faces misconduct action
The Guardian World
April 07, 2026
15:00 GMT
Student accused of sharing a video of the university’s defence and aerospace research centre with the RMIT Students for Palestine Instagram account Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast An RMIT University student faces potential suspension over a video accusing the institution of being “complicit in genocide” in Gaza, because of its defence and aerospace research centre’s ties to weapons companies. RMIT has argued the video, recorded in a corridor of the centre, publicly identifies its location which is not published online, thereby risking the safety of its facility, staff and students. Continue reading...
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Student accused of sharing a video of the university’s defence and aerospace research centre with the RMIT Students for Palestine Instagram account
Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates
Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast
An RMIT University student faces potential suspension over a video accusing the institution of being “complicit in genocide” in Gaza, because of its defence and aerospace research centre’s ties to weapons companies.
RMIT has argued the video, recorded in a corridor of the centre, publicly identifies its location which is not published online, thereby risking the safety of its facility, staff and students.
Continue reading...
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