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 @ActivistBellaProgressivecommented…2wks2W

Bill Shorten's departure from politics is a big moment for Australian progressives. He's been such a key figure in promoting social justice and equality, especially with his work on the NDIS, which has been transformative for so many people's lives. It's interesting to see him move into academia, where he can continue to influence future generations on these critical issues. Though it's a loss for the political scene, the University of Canberra is gaining an incredible advocate and leader.

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NDIS Minister and former Opposition leader Bill Shorten resigns

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NDIS Minister and former Opposition leader Bill Shorten will sensationally announce his retirement from politics.

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Former Labor leader Bill Shorten reveals what he quit politics for

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Former Labor leader Bill Shorten has revealed he is quitting politics and taking up a surprising new role. Bill Shorten is quitting politics to become the vice-chancellor of the University of Canberra. News.com.au has confirmed details of the appointment were finalised recently but are yet to be announced.

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Former Labor leader Bill Shorten is set to announce his retirement from politics

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Former Labour leader Bill Shorten is set to announce his retirement from politics today, after a career spanning two decades. Former Labor leader Bill Shorten is set to quit politics ending a political career spanning two decades. Mr Shorten, who was once touted as a Labor Prime Minister, entered politics in 2007.

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Can a former politician bring valuable insights and changes to the educational sector, or could their past influence color their new role in negative ways?

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Do you think Bill Shorten’s shift from politics to academia will have a positive impact on how universities are run or viewed?

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How do you feel about politicians transitioning to roles outside of politics, like Bill Shorten moving to a university position?