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Student accommodation must be about more than just creating spaces in which to sleep and study. Australia’s reputation as an education powerhouse continues to grow at a rapid pace, attracting increasing numbers of local and international students annually. Education is ...

A sustainable legacy, which modern university leaders can aspire to achieve, is to build on the shoulders of those that have gone before; creating a lasting culture amongst their academic community, one that is committed to the idea of social ...

This is Campus Review's Profile series, in which we visit with an academic or researcher to learn more about them and their work. Zanna Chase has come to Tasmania from Canada, via New York, do learn more about the world's ...

The HESLA Bill has the potential to damage regional universities and the communities that depend on them, and RUN will not support it. On one hand, the federal government is delivering policy to assist regional Australia, its students, universities and ...

Should we be concerned about China’s soft power approach to higher education? It seems that every week brings a new story about China’s expansion into global higher education. Having completely transformed its national system in a generation, China is increasingly ...

There's a strong chance that carers, overseers and educators at preschool facilities need a refresher course, or maybe even an introduction, into first aid treatment for burns and scalds of youngsters. That's the key takeout from a revelatory study conducted ...

Excitement is building at the University of the Sunshine Coast! USC's joint venture netball team with the Melbourne Storm NRL franchise, the Sunshine Coast Lightning is playing Giants Netball, a Sydney-based VII affiliated with the GWS Giants of the AFL, in ...

Universities and high school campuses are diverse places. People come and go throughout the day, students congregate in different locations and a large number of rooms are utilised at any given time. Who’s on campus, what are students and teachers ...

Brother has released a new range of printers and multifunction devices targeted at the education sector. “Brother is committed to be 'at your side' today, tomorrow, and for many more years to come," Brother Australia marketing specialist Stefanie Dixon. "The ...

Researchers from Monash University's Faculty of Medicine have found that three-quarters of women either gain too much or too little weight during pregnancy, following the analysis of data gathered from more than 1 million mums-to-be around the globe. Their findings ...