New world order: Where SA’s international students come from
For the first time, India has overtaken China as SA’s biggest source of international students. See the full enrolment list.
Tertiary
Former union boss to tackle high-level TAFE review
A former senior trade unionist will lead a high-level review into the state’s troubled TAFE system.
Star Trek legend and activist beams into Adelaide
The actor who played Lieutenant Sulu in Star Trek – and has become a beloved activist – is in Adelaide to ensure a new enterprise lives long and prospers.
When crisis strikes, this is how Australia should respond
When war, famine and natural disaster strikes, Australia is usually near the front of the queue offering help. But how effective are our foreign aid efforts?
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University staff get wage hike
Adelaide University staff will get a 1.5 per cent pay boost, which had been put on hold as a savings measure but can now be reinstated.
Uni staff told mum’s not the word – it’s ‘gestational parent’
The nation’s top university has told staff to stop using words like mother in favour of “gestational parent” and to call fathers the “non-birthing parent”. Vote in our poll.
Tiny lizard’s future is in our hands
Scientists are trying to move an endangered lizard before climate change makes the Mid North too hot.
TAFE cuts alarm: Who will care for the elderly and disabled?
Cuts to TAFE SA courses for workers who look after the most vulnerable South Australians are worrying care providers, parliament has heard.
Your guide to going back to uni in SA in 2021
How has COVID changed life on SA’s university campuses? Check out this handy guide to everything you need to know.
Easier or harder? How SA uni entry scores have changed
How hard will you have to work to get into your preferred uni course? We’ve compiled the full list of ATAR rankings for SA uni courses.
First class of new uni course jump ship to BAE
All 51 graduates of the first Flinders Uni course run with defence giant BAE have been given new jobs or promotions in the industry.
UniSA and James Morrison’s music academy cut ties
James Morrison committed to the future of jazz in Mount Gambier as the University of South Australia ends its partnership with music academy.
Return home to ride into turbulent uni world
Adelaide Uni’s new vice-chancellor Peter Hoj starts on Monday after years working interstate. He reveals what brought him back – and what’s next.
Adelaide one of ten most at-risk universities in nation
Adelaide Uni is facing a triple whammy of problems – putting it in Australia’s top ten of unis at most financial risk.
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