Emails Sent to On Dit in February

Emails Sent to On Dit in February - TradgeDit Analysis

The emails below are in their entirety. Only the name and personal details of our contact have been omitted.

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Affiliations for Votes - An Initial Investigation

Note: We have not reached out to Brodie Scott at this stage, but have contacted The Adelaide University Engineering Societies president of 2017, Nuala O'Neill, for questions and comment. Given the rapid nature of this initial investigation, she hasn't had time to contribute anything to our piece on the matter. We'll hopefully be able to follow up on this tip-off, and reach out to the 2017 Adelaide Medical Student's Society president for comment based on our sources claim they were also approached by Brodie with a similar proposal. "Affiliations for clubs into the AUU (Adelaide University Union) was not about them being members in the current framework the AUU already has. It was more about incorporating them into the union essentially as services. Brodie wanted to make it a tier system - the biggest clubs at the top with guaranteed funding, events promotion and the complete shut-down of smaller clubs with specific focus on one specialised area or another. ...

Stonewalls, Alleged Corruption and Bullying - An Initial Investigation

So, there's a lot to work with this week. The information below has been coming to us from different people at different times. We feel a sense of urgency to release it in full, with its full context and for students to make up their own minds. There is no ill will towards Scott - we just wanted to clear the air on some important things that have come forward. We got these DM's earlier in the week. After a lot of consideration, we have decided to release them. Positions on the AUU board are decided each year from the student elections we have on campus. The terms elected board members serve are 2 years from December to the end of November. Board members run the affairs of the Adelaide University Union, a company worth over $2 million. They are its legal custodians, and have to work in the interests of students. The union itself receives funding from a fee students pay called the Student Services and Amenities Fee (S.S.A.F), distributed by the university. Only the presid...

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