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Universities all want higher fees and funding – but the government may prefer a more targeted approach
Hunter aircraft maintenance engineering jobs program kicks off
Is academic ‘TikTok’ the future of learning?
Is Academic ‘TikTok’ Future Of Learning?
News blues: study reveals why 60% of Kiwis avoid the news at least some of the time
Senate Splits On International Education Bill
Faruqi calls on Labor to abandon politically-motivated international student caps
CSIRO serves up STEM internships to WA’s food and beverage industry   
Apprenticeship Boost targets key occupations
There’s a renewed push to scrap junior rates of pay for young adults. Do we need to rethink what’s fair?
NTEU slams ANU job cuts as kick in the guts for staff
Classes cancelled as union members launch national strike action
Joint Investment In NSW Adult Literacy And Numeracy
NTEU calls for new Myanmar sanctions after shocking executions
Fee Free TAFE Enrolments Smash Targets
Guidebook to increase student inclusion, retention and unit completion
Training Programs To Plug Jobs Gap In Visitor Economy
Workforce boost in specialist mental health training welcomed
New Regional University Study Hub For Victor Harbor
Clones in the classroom: why universities must be wary of embracing AI-driven teaching tools
National Event to Tackle Skills Shortages In Tourism And Hospitality
Inmates from across NSW Prisons call for free phone calls and education rights in largest inmate only petitions tabled in NSW State Parliament
TAFE NSW showcases in-demand agriculture careers at Henty Machinery Field Days
Tuesday 17 September 2024
‘Yes To International Students’ Fund Welcomed
Charles Sturt University vice-chancellor must resign over robo-debt findings
TAFE NSW To Provide Free Professional Learning For Early Childhood Educators
Senators To Hear How Government Reforms Will Kill International Education Jobs
1,500 Students Look To Future With AgTech Skills
Opinion: Tertiary education must serve nation, not universities’ bottom line
Government Snubs Senate Committee
Australian Government Intensifies Its Assault On International Education Sector Jobs
Getting back to what really matters in tertiary education today
Edith Cowan University council resignations raise serious questions
AFP Mentoring Next Generation Of Cyber Security Experts
It’s Official – 90%+ Of Students In Skills Training Are With Independent Providers
CDU opens permanent campus to deliver tertiary education in East Arnhem Region
TAFE Manufacturing Centre of Excellence announced for Western Sydney
$45 million to extend funding for First Nations scholarships
‘Disgusting’ wage theft scandal hits Macquarie University
Supporting local jobs, boosting local businesses with Jobs First Commission and ‘If not, why not’ government spending rules
Victoria University to stand down staff taking industrial action
Politicians Are Failing Employees In The International Education Sector
Opening doors for Aboriginal students in public schools across NSW
CAANZ-CEF Scholarship Accounts for Study Costs for Logan
NSW Government flicks enforcement switch to better protect electrical apprentices
Malaysia: Boosting productivity, especially in smaller enterprises, improving social protection and addressing climate risks will help foster sustainable growth and raise living standards
TAFE NSW celebrates 15 years of empowering Indigenous people through IPROWD