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Birmingham announces panel to reform higher-education policy

James WellsOctober 10, 2016Last Updated: December 19, 2016
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Federal education minister Simon Birmingham is flagging future reforms to lower dropout rates.

Four experts now have the onerous task of sifting through more than 1200 submissions made in response to the federal government’s higher-education discussion paper that was released on Budget night.

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