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Industry & Research
Australia on track to join Horizon Europe
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced Australia will begin treaty negotiations to associate with Horizon Europe from 2027.
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International Education
Go8 defends 50% overseas student cohort
Australia’s oldest university has come under fire after it was revealed international students made up the majority of its enrolments…
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Policy & Reform
Peak bodies criticise red tape in sector
Peak higher education bodies have warned a Senate inquiry against counterproductive over-regulation and towards proper university funding ahead of the…
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Industry & Research
Go8 “roadmap” outlines how govt can get R&D to 3% GDP
Group of Eight universities have urged the federal government to adopt a 10-year plan to lift Australia’s investment in research…
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Top Story
Unis to build AUKUS workforce
Engineering and defence efforts at universities are ramping up as vice-chancellors, educators and the federal government look to build a…
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In the News
ANU Vice-chancellor named Group of Eight Chair
Australian National University vice-chancellor and Nobel Prize-winning astrophysicist Brian Schmidt has been appointed Chair of the Group of Eight. Professor…
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In the News
NHMRC vows free access to research
A key federal government research body, the National Health and Medical Research Council, has struck a blow for open inquiry…
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International Education
UA chief explains why our international student market ‘still has a good story to tell’ – podcast
In a recent article published in The Conversation, Dr Peter Hurley from the Mitchell Institute argued that Australia’s international student…
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In the News
Sector responds positively to government’s commercialisation of research priority
Several of the higher education sector’s peak bodies and groups have welcomed the government’s wish to bring higher social and…
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In the News
Sociologist argues Australia’s universities are ‘addicted’ to China
University of Sydney sociologist Salvatore Babones has warned that some of Australia’s top universities are too dependent on China and…
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In the News
Foreign interference guidelines: What do they cover?
Universities have agreed to take on greater responsibilities to safeguard against foreign interference through new guidelines developed with government. Among…
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In the News
Visa fast-track for top talent ‘a win for everyone’
The government will fast-track visas for 5000 industry leaders every year as part of a global headhunting program. Immigration Minister David Coleman…
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Greens oppose increase in student fees
The Greens higher education spokeswoman Senator Lee Rhiannon said her party would oppose the push by the University of NSW…
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