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"Uni official defends action over plagiarism allegations"
According to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, the Deputy Vice-Chancellor at Newcastle has defended his handling of the university's recent plagiarism scandal:
He [the deputy vice-chancellor] spoke with the University's vice-chancellor and recommended the truth of the matter be investigated, with a quick and independent inquiry.
Counsel assisting the commission, Chris Ronalds, said the university's inquiry into the allegations did not address the issue of whether plagiarism actually occurred.
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