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Proposal reflects trade-off between making benefits reasonably accessible and spreading them too thin

‘Dubious distinction’ for national university, as regulator raises question marks over licence to operate

Institutions raise admission requirements, or consider doing so, amid jockeying to prepare for funding overhaul

New Zealand case ‘the tip of the iceberg’, and banning the technology will not solve the assessment problem, expert warns

Opposition calls on Labor to reconsider over-enrolment caps with bill facing rocky passage through Senate

Committee mulls amendment of threshold standards as new report highlights how ARC-funded researchers continue to collaborate with likes of Iran and Russia

After belatedly associating with the world’s biggest research funding scheme, authorities are keen to ensure success

Higher education dominates post-Covid recovery, as vocational enrolments remain suppressed

Even though defaulting debtors risk arrest at the airport, ‘campaigns’ to recover student loans net surprisingly meagre returns

Dependants and visa-hoppers reportedly in the frame of looming crackdown, as rejection rates remain at near-record levels

Intellectual disagreements, broader societal problems and ‘governance 101’ are being misconstrued as blunders, Carolyn Evans claims

Senate committee inquiry blocked and stakeholder objections ignored, as ‘wide-ranging’ powers become law