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12 Sep 2014:
The prime minister was officially opening the Peter Doherty institute for infection and immunity at the university
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11 Sep 2014: Pupils being experimented on with methods rooted in folklore, dogma, ritual and untested assumptions, Australian College of Educators president to say
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9 Sep 2014:
Matt Thistlethwaite: Delivering education to remote Aboriginal communities is a mammoth task – I saw first hand in Ntaria that disadvantaged students deserve the best education
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8 Sep 2014: A bill to deregulate university fees, raise interest rates on student debt and cut per-student funding has passed the lower house
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8 Sep 2014: New system, which Tony Abbott says aims to be ‘employer-led’, will open door to reducing centre numbers
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6 Sep 2014:
Hawkesbury campus students banned from wearing initiation-related nicknames on hoodies
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4 Sep 2014: Wally De Backer and the Basics set their sights on Victoria’s election, saying politics shouldn’t ‘belong’ to Australia’s elite
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3 Sep 2014: Ben Eltham: Science in Australia is caught in a pincer between the government’s hostility and its desire to cut spending. No wonder Ian Chubb is freelancing on the nation’s science strategy
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2 Sep 2014:
Sonia Sharp, now the state’s deputy education secretary, was once director of children’s services in the UK town
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2 Sep 2014: Chief scientist makes series of recommendations to improve the country’s skills in science, technology, engineering and maths
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Guardian Professional, 30 Aug 2014: Australian government displays a shockingly dismissive attitude towards students’ concerns, says our anonymous academic
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29 Aug 2014:
Chris Cundy says his attempt at humour when referring to a mental health workshop was ‘misguided and inappropriate’
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28 Aug 2014: Father who fought federal program attacks new plan to ‘circumvent’ high court decision by offering funding to states
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26 Aug 2014: Luke Mansillo: If the education minister went to university under his own deregulated system, he would be paying off his debts until the age of 64. Who would willingly sign up for such a scheme?
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25 Aug 2014:
Crossbench told that students would be in the dark about fees and university wouldn’t be given enough time to adjust unless bills are passed soon
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