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Double degree of family pride for Curtin mother and son duo
Fair Work Ombudsman signs Enforceable Undertaking with University of Queensland after about $11m in underpayments
Back Pocket Boost For Graduates In New Zealand
Call For Consultation On Higher Ed Reforms
Albanese and Minns Labor Governments training the Hunter workforce to power Australia’s clean energy future
La Trobe Welcomes $4 Million Federal Funding Boost
Minns Labor Government’s $11.6 million boost expands pathways to trades and skilled careers for 7,500 more students
Worker and student voices now at table of refreshed NSW Skills Board
Commercial and educational precinct to support affordable and student housing for Albany
ACT Government and University of Canberra renew Civic Partnership Agreement
Minns Labor Government backs Central-West Orana apprentices with renewable energy jobs
Central-West Orana students to benefit from Minns Labor Government’s $4 million boost into skills and career pathways
Minister Keogh – Long Tan, Sixty Years On: A Day Held In Australia’s Memory
Reforms to the legislation governing the Australian National University
Girls attending Science Week events will retire before they can expect an equal place in STEM jobs
Higher Ed Union ‘vacuum’
Backing And Boosting Reading Writing Hotline For Future
NT Government strengthens oversight and governance frameworks at CDU and BIITE
Youth mental health decline coincides with increased economic pressure: new report
Study Hub Helps Epping Students Succeed
Historic Parramatta North set for a once in a generation renewal
How would NZ’s vital freight system handle a big earthquake? Our study sounds a warning
Universities Australia congratulates ATEC First Nations Commissioner
Early Childhood Education Careers On Show
Thousands of aspiring tradies push Free TAFE Construction enrolments way beyond two-year target
Study Hub Helps Students Kick Learning Goals
Vice Chancellor shouldn’t be paid more than the PM; Greens back UC reforms
Landmark parliamentary report calls for overhaul of Victorian university governance
Over 5,000 Fee Free training enrolments strengthen skills pipeline in Blue Mountains
Conference explores trust, community partnerships and public value
Malaysia can sustain high growth through reforms that strengthen fiscal management, boost productivity, and improve education
Stronger rights and more secure work: McManus and O’Neil leave a powerful legacy
New data raises fresh concerns about NSW skills pipeline
Tertiary Minister to strengthen New Zealand’s vocational education links with China
Investing in tomorrow’s leaders through local scholarships
Civil society calls on universities to protect protest and dissent on campus
Study with Victoria: strengthening Victoria’s position as a global education leader
Study with Victoria: shaping the future of international education
Study with Victoria: shaping the future for international education
Study with Victoria: setting the direction for international education
Backing Students To Study In Victoria
New university governance standards a major win for staff and students: union
Stronger standards for university governance and tackling racism
Sense of urgency needed in enterprise bargaining
Removal of emergency response demountables from Batchelor to begin
Where culture meets education: Study Hub empowering First Nations students
New wave of research projects for coastal Aotearoa
Otago continues strong education performance