Campaign to 'save' troubled UOW student union heats up

By Agron Latifi
Updated May 26 2017 - 8:34am, first published May 25 2017 - 5:00pm
WON'T BE SILENCED: National Union of Students NSW education vice president Chloe Rafferty has called on students to join WUSA to force a general meeting on June 2. Picture: Georgia Matts
WON'T BE SILENCED: National Union of Students NSW education vice president Chloe Rafferty has called on students to join WUSA to force a general meeting on June 2. Picture: Georgia Matts

Campaigners looking to ‘‘save’’ the troubled student union at University of Wollongong from being shut down have lashed out at those trying to ‘’silence and intimidate them’’.

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