It looks like an ad on a tram stop, it would have been made & placed there by the company that does this sort of thing, not "the university".  Even if the mistake was done by an employee of the uni, it would have been clerical staff member.  I am sure the mistake was noticed and signs taken down fast.

I guess now that LNP government  keeps politics out of media, they have nothing to write/talk about.  I wonder if people will continue to buy papers when the top stories will be like "secretary makes a typo", unless of course the buy it for the 3rd page boob shot.

Oh it's the government's boo boo is it?

When the manuscript for my book The Devil's Own, went to the printers it contained a sentence that read:  "He turned to face  Batavia's Graveyard and raised one clenched fist in a grim salute."

The typesetter made one tiny spelling mistake. When the galley proofs came back, I checked them, my editor checked them and I asked a friend to check them - we all missed it and what actually appeared on the page was:  "He turned to face Batavia's Graveyard and raised one clenched fish in a grim salute."

'morpoopna' on a bronze plaque outside a new victorian police station or the sign on michaelia cashs office are good examples too

I must say that a clenched fish sounds a bit grim.....but certainly adds to the drama of the moment.

She El.....I can't stop laughing just picturing it.

I like the clenched fish. LOL

A clenched date is rather descriptive too.