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Holmesglen, Healthscope launch joint venture

Partnership will include clinical placements for students, career development. By Dallas Bastian. The first TAFE-based hospital is in the works. The $126 million joint venture between Holmesglen Institute and Healthscope would generate about 150 beds initially, with the prospect of ...

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Doors open for training opportunities

There’s more for patients and for students at Queensland’s big new Gold Coast hospital. By Dallas Bastian. When the $1.76 billion Gold Coast University Hospital opened its doors to the public in September, it also offered expanded opportunities for nursing and ...

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Recipe for action for the new government

Incoming governments usually like to tinker with VET and this time a good place to begin the process would be with ASQA. By Jim Nicholls. Recent experience with the Australian Skills Quality Authority would suggest that it may be losing ...

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A wine by any other name would taste as sweet

The sixth edition of the Macquarie Dictionary has just published and among the many new Australianisms featured is the word apera – derived from aperitif – now the official name for Australian sherry. Wine-naming has long caused controversy. While it’s ...

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Smaller providers unhappy with new visa system

A simplification of the visa process may have benefitted some education providers but has created confusion and extra work for others. By Dallas Bastian. The introduction of streamlined visa processing has complicated the process, rather than simplifying it, an international ...

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A room of one’s own

In a competitive world, a new scheme has been developed by the University of Canberra to guarantee rooms for its students. By Dallas Bastian. International and first-year students will be guaranteed accommodation at the University of Canberra in the first ...

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The wisdom of crowds

After making sure it had the right project to offer, the University of Ballarat is celebrating a successful venture into crowdfunding. By Dallas Bastian. A crowdfunding campaign to raise funds for a researcher’s computer program has had a successful outcome. ...

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Torrens takes enrolments

Enrolments are now open for a range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs at Adelaide’s newest university. By Antonia Maiolo. Torrens University Australia, which is part of Laureate International Universities, a network of over 72 higher education institutions from all around ...

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SVP: Careful What You Wish For

After nearly two years the government has announced a series of measures which will ease student visa rules to improve Australia’s international sector By Phil Honeywood. So the word is out. After the previous Government prevaricated for two years, the ...

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