Nina Funnell

And look, there's other things that have gone on.

I mentioned a woman, Shana Bremner, before.

Shana and a number of her colleagues have worked really, really hard to introduce for the very first time a national student ombudsman.

There's actually been legislative change at the federal level to hold universities and colleges more accountable.

And there's been a huge amount of student activism, as well as things like the Me Too movement, which has normalised speaking about these sorts of things.

So I think when you look at all of those factors coming together simultaneously, that's actually produced

at least a start of a cultural shift.

That doesn't mean that there aren't significant problems still there that need to be ironed out.

But I do think that there has been an interesting shift.