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News, views and information from the pages of The Australian
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Fee deregulation could become university flashpoint
DEBATE around the deregulation of student fees is escalating as a potential flashpoint following the release of a discussion paper by UA.
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Loans make us a 'lucky country'
COMPARED to their Australian counterparts, the lot of US students is no picnic, says Hanging Rock producer.
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Australia to benefit as Indians shun UK unis
APPLICATIONS for British universities from India have dropped more than 30 per cent, the first sign the government crackdown on migration is biting.
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ABC 'updates' story on threats
THE ABC has dismissed as "sceptics" those who questioned its accuracy in reports on climate change.
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Jakarta aid to embarrass Aussies
AUSTRALIA'S development aid for Indonesia will become an embarrassment, according to strategic studies expert Hugh White.
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VALE: Nan Giese
ONE of the champions of education and the arts in the Northern Territory, Nan Giese AO, OBE, MBE, doctor of education, honoris causa, has passed away.
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Physics made easier to lure UK girls
PHYSICS has been made easier to attract girls and less bright pupils in Britain to study it at A level, an exam board head has told MPs.
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UK unis shouldn't dictate school exams
MINISTERS are giving British universities too much influence over A levels, according to a leading independent school head.
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Mass education changes face of university
AUSTRALIA'S tertiary institutions are grappling with their very different role in contemporary society.
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Loans 'a great avenue'
BUSINESS student Jordan Stanyer probably won’t benefit from the new HECS for skills loans, but others might.
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