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Simple HECS fix would save students billions, new analysis shows
Māori recognised in King’s Birthday Honours 2026
We Are Calling On Government To Change Course
Union called out over privacy ‘abuse’
strong ATEC leadership creates opportunity to advance higher education reform
Major report exposes university class size explosion hurting students, staff
Girls in Property inspires next generation of women to help build NSW’s future
University of Newcastle returns to positive core operating result in 2025
Wairoa youth benefit from new funding partnerships
Construction of TAFE Centre of Excellence to boost housing supply
Construction TAFE Centre of Excellence to boost housing supply
New Appointments To Arts Councils 20 May
New Regional University Study Hubs opening doors for more students
Cardinia Shire Council welcomes budget commitments and calls for continued investment
Coalition’s empty migration pledge threatens universities by stealth
Gifted education is a gap in teacher training that may have broader societal impact | Gifted Awareness Week (18-24 May 2026)
Universities Encouraged To Specialise
Budget misses chance to scrap a damaging university funding model
Employment Committee continues to hear how minimum workers entitlements operate in practice
NZ’s costly fees-free scheme did little to widen access to tertiary education – new study
Recognising the extraordinary contribution of nurses
How the federal budget became unlocked – and allowed the digital world in
Withdraw ‘untruthful’ Senate inquiry submission: Call
Consultation On Next Stage Of University Reform
Julie Bishop’s resignation chance to heal ANU: NTEU
New Appointment to Tertiary Education Commission Board
Tertiary sector must rethink its purpose and embrace ‘Living Universities’ to catalyse regeneration, new paper argues
Green Party pushes for extension of $50 fuel crisis relief payment to students, alongside Winter Energy Payment
Tasmanians deserve answers on UTAS governance crisis
Australian Tertiary Education Commission formally established
Senate Higher Education Support Amendment (Reverse Job-Ready Graduates Fee Hikes and End 50k Arts Degrees) Bill 2025 Inquiry
‘It gave me everything I needed’: RMIT’s free diploma of IT giving women and gender diverse professionals the tech skills they need to succeed
Intergenerational divide is more complex than it seems: New research
Blueprint For FEE-FREE Uni Ready Courses Unveiled
University of Newcastle officially opens new Gosford building
WorkChoices helped end John Howard’s leadership. The policy’s ghost still haunts the Liberals
Foreign companies are making billions off Australia’s gas. It’s time that changed
Using escape rooms to promote student engagement
$1.3 million investment to boost skills training at TAFE NSW Cessnock
Raising Expectations program receives funding boost to expand access
Backing more young Victorians through Raising Expectations program
Minns Labor Government targets home building quality and safety in the Hunter
UTAS Land Protection Bill passes Parliament
New study hub opens in Hay to boost regional workforce and keep students local
Gunnedah Youth Expo Highlights Career, Learning Pathways
NSW Powers Up Electric Vehicle Access
Opal overhaul gives a million concessions and seniors an easier way to save
School holiday program underway in Batchelor for evacuee communities