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Performance funding on backburner

Universities say the government was right to delay performance funding. The government was justified in its budget decision to defer $95 million of performance funding promised as part of the mission-based compacts, universities have conceded. The funds – $47.5 million ...

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Budget cuts early repayment bonuses

A budget reduction to early HECS repayment incentives – unexpected, unlike the halving of the up-front payment discount – will help the government save almost half a billion dollars. On top of the halving of the 20 per cent discount ...

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How Sutton learned his lesson

There are no tribal leaders at the University of Wollongong, Annette Blackwell finds Gerard Sutton can deliver a tough message with soothing ease. The ease comes from a combination of personality and a working lifetime deeply immersed in the institutional ...

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Universities welcome cash for the regions

Overall universities with campuses in rural and regional areas welcomed the budget provisions which they saw as government honouring commitments made in the 2009 budget. Doubling of regional loading, $500 million in the next Education Investment Fund (EIF) round and ...

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UK expert to handle ALTC transfer

Evans brings in HEFCE executive to help with transition of Australian teaching and learning programs to DEEWR An international expert has been enlisted to assist in the transition of programs from the Australian Learning and Teaching Council (ALTC) into DEEWR. ...

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VET centrepiece?

This wasn’t really VET’s year, budget papers suggest. The federal government nominated its $3 billion Building Australia’s future workforcepackage as the centrepiece of last week’s budget. But an analysis of budget commitments suggests the real VET windfall was somewhere between $255 ...

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