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July 19, 2023

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The big Accord idea: lifelong learning a reality

The Universities Accord team propose a coherent tertiary system to enable realisation of ...

July 19, 2023

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Clare opens doors, but major reforms await

There was a big tick for access and equity in yesterday’s announcement of ...

July 12, 2023

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Peak uni lobby does not push the panic button

Universities Australia was out early yesterday, making its case for members to be ...

July 12, 2023

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Vice Chancellors and the desirable properties they desire

In the heart of many VCs there’s a property developer who isn’t waiting ...

July 12, 2023

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What AI will do next: Australians are nervous

An ANU study has found that just 17 per cent of people think ...

July 12, 2023

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Medical research: one fund to rule them all?

The Medical Research Future Fund and the endowment account of the National Health ...

July 12, 2023

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Hope is critical in HE – but wounding and hopelessness persist.

Facilitators of a mentoring project for doctoral students found reasons for optimism – ...

July 12, 2023

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Clare raises “nuclear option” for teacher education

University education faculties could lose accreditation if their students are not taught the ...

July 12, 2023

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VET is VET and HE is HE – So how can O’Kane meet the Twain?

By Dr Craig Fowler, JCSF Consulting Kipling’s verse “East is East, and West is ...

July 12, 2023

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Paradigm wars rage in the pursuit of evidence-based practices

‘Evidence-based practices.’ It’s a phrase we all know well. You can likely find ...

Year: 2023

The big Accord idea: lifelong learning a reality

Clare opens doors, but major reforms await

Peak uni lobby does not push the panic button

Vice Chancellors and the desirable properties they desire

What AI will do next: Australians are nervous

Medical research: one fund to rule them all?

Hope is critical in HE – but wounding and hopelessness persist.

Clare raises “nuclear option” for teacher education

VET is VET and HE is HE – So how can O’Kane meet the Twain?

Paradigm wars rage in the pursuit of evidence-based practices

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