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School-fee probe by commission

The  Victorian Equal Opportunity and Human Rights Commission has challenged the legality of the multi-million dollar income generated by the states charging public school fees to some temporary residents including international students. The commission’s CEO, Karen Toohey, said the long-held practice, ...

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Last minute rush for ERA draft

The Australian Research Council (ARC) had received just one submission until the weekend before its August 1 deadline, when an additional 49 commentaries came in. An ARC spokesperson said the final guidelines would be released to the sector about September ...

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Reduce HECS to entice regional students: UNE

University of New England (UNE) vice chancellor Professor Jim Barber says the federal government should forgive its HECS debt to regional university students as it drives the sector towards a free market.  He said the move would result in a ...

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Oakeshott gets creative on university funding

Tax breaks and philanthropy are key to the future funding of universities, according to Independent Rob Oakeshott. In an address to a Regional Tertiary Education Conference in Coffs Harbour, Oakeshott told delegates he would push for reforms at the October ...

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IEAA forms pathways group

  The quality of Australia’s pathway programs is their most saleable asset and must be seized on if the dwindling international education sector is to recover. That’s the pitch from the International Education Association of Australia (IEAA) in announcing it will ...

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Go8 to run academic quality trial

  In the lull before the emergence of TEQSA, the Group of Eight (Go8) will trial a new check of academic quality in its universities, with a focus on final-year undergraduates.  Senior Go8 academics will verify their peers’ grading in ...

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Evans on way to India

  Tertiary education minister Christopher Evans will travel to India today, the latest in a series of attempts by the Australian government to mend the relationship between the two countries, which soured after a series of attacks on Indian students ...

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