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Newcastle uni did not discuss fee allocation

Student association says they were not consulted about the allocation of compulsory fees. By Antonia Maiolo A student association at the University of Newcastle Ourimbah Campus has condemned university management for failing to consult with them over the allocation of hundreds ...

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Ballarat name change ‘imminent’

  In the wake of enormous change at campuses around the country, the University of Ballarat will have a new name in January 2014. By Antonia Maiolo University of Ballarat vice-chancellor David Battersby has said a name change for the institution ...

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On target for the demand-driven system

  What do famous leaks and the demand-driven education system have in common? By Greg Craven A range of leaks have changed the course of history. In the United States, the Pentagon Papers brought about the beginning of the end ...

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The Big Disruption

  “People who chronically multitask show an enormous range of deficits. They're basically terrible at all sorts of cognitive tasks, including multitasking” How to make the most of the opportunities offered by new and emerging technologies within a changing Australian ...

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Camm is appointed MD of NCVER

Rod Camm has been appointed the managing director of the National Centre for Vocational Education Research (NCVER). The chair of NCVER, professor Peter Shergold said Rod Camm has a depth of experience and understanding of the tertiary education sector, as ...

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Self-imaging

The word self-image is usually understood as someone’s mental construction of themself, which may or may not correspond with their looks and social behaviour.  Compare the newly-coined selfie, which is definitely a physical image of oneself, taken by oneself on ...

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Iron Lady

The recent death of former British prime minister Margaret Thatcher has given rise to a spate of articles about the Iron Lady’s legacy. This famous nickname was first given to her by the Soviet army magazine Red Star in 1976. ...

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DINKUM

Colloquial words that come from nowhere can be redeployed and radically redesigned in different times and places. Dinkum is one such, which probably originated in C19 Northern English dialects, though in Australia it's sometimes thought to consist of two Chinese ...

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