Gains on the local front were often lost at national union level. Federal Government support was not forthcoming to the degree expected by both sides and the losers appear to be the students and staff of the universities. The fight for the 5. The above comments suggest that there are problems despite the efforts of staff and students and the skill and imagination we have at Wollongong. An economy coming out of recession is nervous and variable.
Government demands increased accountability, quality assurance measures and strategic planning.
This University has pre-empted such demands but, with a restrictive funding environment, its Faculties and other units began to express concerns in their 1995 annual reports. Summary The University of Wollongong pursued its vigorous agenda in 1995. The evidence from the Faculties and other units in this Report shows a continuing commitment to productive change. If a willingness to perform and reform is required in the current climate, the University of Wollongong is once again well-placed for the times.