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Monthly Archives: August 2011

Global collaboration

Within the cool confines of the Australian National University’s supercomputer laboratory, biostatistician Keith Dear couldn’t be further removed from the simplistic and bitterly polarised climate change debate. But, while Australia’s politicians, vested interest groups, advocates and sceptics bang heads over ...

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The Blog Rankings

Andrew Norton is known as a higher education researcher, but the most popular post on his blog Observations from Carlton’s Lone Classical Liberal has been about milk bars. “In the back streets of Carlton there was a little milk bar ...

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OKeeffe wins educators’ journalism award

The president of the ACE NSW, Dr Frederick Osman, said the award acknowledges an outstanding contribution by a journalist to the field of education. Education Review is the leading magazine for primary and secondary teachers and principals in Australia and ...

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School-fee probe by commission

The  Victorian Equal Opportunity and Human Rights Commission has challenged the legality of the multi-million dollar income generated by the states charging public school fees to some temporary residents including international students. The commission’s CEO, Karen Toohey, said the long-held practice, ...

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Last minute rush for ERA draft

The Australian Research Council (ARC) had received just one submission until the weekend before its August 1 deadline, when an additional 49 commentaries came in. An ARC spokesperson said the final guidelines would be released to the sector about September ...

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Reduce HECS to entice regional students: UNE

University of New England (UNE) vice chancellor Professor Jim Barber says the federal government should forgive its HECS debt to regional university students as it drives the sector towards a free market.  He said the move would result in a ...

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