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9 Sep 2014:
Senate leader Glenn Lazarus says party will oppose changes to the fee structure and any increases to the cost of Hecs
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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:
Richard Ackland: James Ashby’s explosive relevations on 60 minutes have seriously upset the conga line of Coalition denialists
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8 Sep 2014: Pyne responds to 60 Minutes interview, saying he discussed job possibilities with the then speaker’s aide but made no promises
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8 Sep 2014: PM refuses to say whether he or Christopher Pyne had ‘general’ prior knowledge of sexual harassment claim against Peter Slipper
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7 Sep 2014:
The former political aide tells 60 Minutes Christopher Pyne promised him a lawyer and political job when he asked for advice about Peter Slipper
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4 Sep 2014: Minister says cap would stop employers and workers agreeing ‘overgenerous’ terms, knowing taxpayers pay if company fails
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28 Aug 2014: The education minister defends the higher education bill including its fee increases and spending cuts
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28 Aug 2014:
Christopher Pyne, minister for education, makes the case for the Coalition government's bill to change higher education in Australia
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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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24 Aug 2014:
The government promises courteous negotiations while at the same time threatens dire consequences should talks not go its way
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24 Aug 2014: Education minister mocks student protesters on fees: ‘We’re not exactly asking for their left kidney’
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13 Aug 2014: Comments emphasising his concerns about impact on pensioners and poor people appear to leave door open to deal
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11 Aug 2014:
Jane Caro: Recent measures would have forced women to pay much more than men for degrees that were worth far less to them. With only one woman in cabinet, it’s heads men win, tails women lose
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