I think the public broadcasters have to take them seriously," Leeser says.Shadow Education Minister Julian Leeser has criticised the government's decision not to mandate a definition of antisemitism at Australian universities.Universities will be required to adopt definitions of antisemitism, racism against Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, and Islamophobia under new standards.But the government has said it would not require a specific definition to be adopted in any of those categories.Speaking to ABC Radio National Breakfast, Leeser has urged the government to used the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) definition of antisemitism."This is another instance where we will have to drag the government kicking and screaming because the universities have to be dragged kicking and screaming again to do the right thing," Leeser says."The time for mucking around with these issues is long past And some people are at levels that it just beggars belief how humans could treat other humans that way."The federal government will require universities to define antisemitism and create transparent processes for complaints of racism as part of an overhaul of higher education standards.Jewish staff and students have spoken out about antisemitism on university campuses following the October 7 terrorist attacks in Israel.Public universities will be required to comply with the new racism standards from January, while private institutions have until July.Speaking to ABC News Breakfast, Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke says the guidelines provide a much stronger baseline for student safety."Every student should feel safe if they're at uni