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July 19, 2023 STEMM 0 Comments Science policy for pollies Some 26 MPs and senators have their own expert STEM advisers, thanks to ... Read More
July 19, 2023 Open Access 0 Comments Aus way behind the White House on open access The Biden Administration expands open access – the reasons why apply here. The ... Read More
July 19, 2023 Technology 0 Comments Video games courses: teaching an art form or learning a trade? UNSW and partners have $1m from the latest CRC Projects round, for AI ... Read More
July 19, 2023 WFH 0 Comments The case for working from home just got easier Commonwealth public servants will be able to work full-time, with a “bias to ... Read More
July 19, 2023 Insights 0 Comments New VC for Avondale Former University of Melbourne exec Professor Kerri-Lee Krause has been named the new ... Read More
July 19, 2023 Insights 0 Comments Build it and they won’t come – the conceit of supplier-centric reform After footy training, my son regularly walks into our local Woolies with no ... Read More
July 19, 2023 Education 0 Comments What’s in a name? Quite a lot as it happens Names often have profound impacts. When it comes to animals, simple descriptive names, ... Read More
July 19, 2023 Education 0 Comments The big Accord idea: lifelong learning a reality The Universities Accord team propose a coherent tertiary system to enable realisation of ... Read More
July 19, 2023 Education 0 Comments Clare opens doors, but major reforms await There was a big tick for access and equity in yesterday’s announcement of ... Read More