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In the News
Abdel-Fattah sues La Trobe over Bendigo festival
Author and activist Randa Abdel-Fattah on Monday alleged the organisers of the 2025 Bendigo Writer's Festival discriminated against her on…
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Policy & Reform
Anti-racism framework incoming for unis
Universities will need to comply with an anti-racism framework as part of the government response to the Special Envoy to…
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Policy & Reform
What has JRG done to postgrad study?
Our new research paper explored how the job-ready graduates (JRG) funding scheme slashed study costs for many postgraduate students, especially…
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On Campus
Uni leaders face Antisemitism Royal Commission
The leaders of some of Australia's top universities have admitted they ‘failed’ in some aspects of handling Israel-Gaza protests and…
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On Campus
Why is it so hard to agree on a definition of ‘antisemitism’?
Australian universities will have to adopt their own definitions of racism as of next year. This includes antisemitism, Islamophobia and…
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Podcasts
HEDx: The culture problem around AI
Lucy Marshall from the University of Sydney names what most leaders know but rarely say out loud — universities don't…
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Commentary
Banning AI won’t prepare students for the future
Seven per cent. That is the lecture attendance figure reported by a senior lecturer at the University of Western Australia,…
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Workforce
Q&A: How to best prepare for tax time
Campus Review sat down with H&R Block’s tax communications director Mark Chapman to discuss common work expenses, and the biggest…
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Policy & Reform
Expert Council’s new Threshold Standards
All universities must from Monday explain how they will implement governance principles developed by Melinda Cilento, including a principle that…
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Technology
Students finding new ways to cheat in-person
Earlier this month the University of Sydney launched an investigation into allegations miniature spy cameras were used to record and…
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Podcasts
HEDx: AI highlights broken HE model
Welcome to episode one of The AI Inflection Point — our six-part series recorded at the HEDx 2026 conference in…
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Podcasts
HEDx: The student experience at UQ
In this episode for Student Experience, University of Queensland students Madison Piper and Ben Roden-Cohen sit down with Professor Kris…
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Policy & Reform
KPMG and other audit firms facing reckoning
The “big four” audit and consulting firms face a likely crackdown that could even lead to the firms being broken…
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Exclusive
Q&A: Torrens University’s new vice-chancellor
Aleksandar Subic commenced as vice-chancellor of the private Torrens University in April with a vision to modernise the higher education…
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On Campus
UOW chancellor resigns after damning evidence
UOW chancellor Michael Still on Friday resigned effective immediately after evidence given to an anti-corruption inquiry revealed he favoured KordaMentha…
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Workforce
UNSW’s $32m bill for underpaying staff
The University of NSW has been hit with a staggering $32m bill after underpaying staff members for almost a decade.
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International Education
Intl commencements static as visas hiked up to $1000
The number of commencing overseas students will not increase in 2027, the education minister has announced, as the application fee…
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In the News
Monoculture won’t solve skills shortages
A sector voice that helps refugees study in Australia said displaced persons remain a valuable source of skilled labour amid…
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Policy & Reform
Monique Ryan introduces HECS indexation change
Indexation of the HECS student debt scheme is a “stealth tax” on younger Australians and is stopping them from getting…
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Policy & Reform
Can domestic student numbers grow with caps?
How the tension between caps and growth plays out in practice will determine the success of Clare’s policy agenda.
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On Campus
ICAC hears KordaMentha, hiring issues at UOW
A UOW governance executive hired unqualified high school friends and ordered a change to the timeline of when John Dewar…
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Policy & Reform
Equity student places uncapped through new funding
Legislation that aims to open the door to university for more students through a managed growth and needs-based funding system…
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Podcasts
HEDx: The right moment to transform has passed
Western Governors University president Scott Pulsipher and New State University president Sasha Thackaberry-Voinovich challenged universities with an uncomfortable truth.
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Rankings
Aus universities shine in sustainability rankings
Australian universities have placed well in Time Higher Education's Sustainability Impact Ratings 2026, with eight achieving a spot in the…
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Exclusive
How Griffith placed second in THE impact rankings
Global academic rankings of various kinds tend to share mostly the same top 50 universities in slightly different orders depending…
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