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Professor Andrew Norton argues a Tertiary Education Commission is likely to over regulate funding, leading to a reduction in student choice. Picture: Aaron Francis, News Corp Australia.

Labor’s centralised higher education system poses risks, says Andrew Norton

Labor’s higher education reforms risk producing a technocratic system that will mire universities in bureaucracy and produce graduates who do not match Australia’s economic needs, according to researcher Andrew Norton.

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