Urgent Need: Radiology training under the spotlight
Key groups are asking for $27.5 million from both political parties before the federal election to start medical imaging and radiography training in Cairns.
Higher Education
Shock reason Gen Alpha will change our workforce forever
Gen Alpha are about to enter the workforce and they are going to make Gen Z seem like a breeze. Here’s why…
‘We gave up our smart phone for two weeks. Here’s what happened’
Four gen Z phone addicts were tasked with handing their phone over for 14 days. Here they share the highs and the lows.
How disused rec centre became Sydney’s newest uni campus
The Education Minister wants to see more uni crests than ‘golden arches’ popping up in Western Sydney, pouring money into new study hubs to connect locals with higher education.
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University of Melbourne to lose $85m under international student caps
Australia’s top ranking university is pausing recruitment on vacant positions and reducing discretionary spending after the government proposed to cut its international student enrolments by 18 per cent.
Students reveal ‘harrowing’ anti-Semitic experiences at Melbourne unis
Students and staff have described how they’ve been spat at and threatened regularly at Victoria’s top universities since the start of the Israel-Hamas war.
Can you spot the AI fake? Test yourself amid warning for teachers
Victorian teachers are being warned not to rely on artificial technology detection programs, after a number of uni students were wrongly accused of cheating on assignments.
Pro-Palestine protesters get green light to disrupt classes to ‘share’ message
Staff at La Trobe University have been told to let encampment protesters disrupt classes to allow them to “share the information they wish to”.
TAFE teachers pull trigger on strike action, extra hours ban
Victorian TAFE teachers will no longer record student attendance or work extra hours as they ramp up industrial action, including — in certain circumstances — walking out of classrooms.
Alarm over TAFE teacher exodus
Low wages, unreasonable workloads and unpaid overtime are driving Victorian TAFE educators out of classrooms, in a trend experts say could exacerbate critical skill shortages.
‘No consequences’ for law student accused of sexually harassing three women
Outraged students at Australia’s top law school have criticised the institution’s “systemic failings” over its handling of sexual harassment allegations on campus.
Thousands join push to fix ‘broken’ HECS system
Struggling uni students are demanding the federal government implement changes to make it easier for them to pay off their soaring HECS debts.
Feds cracks down on sexual harassment, violence at unis
The way sexual harassment and violence complaints are handled at Victorian universities are set for a major shake up.
Survivors speak out: Vile hazing rituals of Qld university O-Week
University O-Week has been labelled a “red-zone” for its high risk of sexual assaults and harassment, with cruel hazing rituals commonplace for students living on campus.
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