ICAC calls on public as it probes TAFE SA
SA’s corruption watchdog is calling on submissions from the public in its evaluation into TAFE SA’s practices and procedures.
Tertiary
Trailblazing Reds star ‘overwhelmed’ by new honour
He made global headlines last year when he came out as the only openly gay male player in world football. Now he’s received an “overwhelming” honour.
Could SA be kissing the 9-3 school day goodbye?
The 9am to 3pm school day is set to be overhauled in NSW, with SA poised to follow suit. So how could we do it?
Uni apologises for labelling ‘husband’ and ‘wife’ offensive words
Flinders University has apologised and removed its online discrimination guidelines which likened “husband” and “wife” to derogatory terms like “homo” and “faggot”.
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How coronavirus will affect SA business, education sectors
While we still have much to learn about coronavirus, we know enough to slow the rate of infection and reduce the impact, an SA virologist says. WATCH A REPLAY OF THE LIVESTREAM.
Now time to plan as signs of life return
Vital signs of life are returning to bushfire-ravaged Kangaroo Island as scientists explore better ways to manage risk in an increasingly hostile climate.
Dieters on fast track to losing weight
Are you worried about your weight? Adelaide scientists are experimenting with what they think is the most effective approach to dieting – “intermittent fasting”. See if you qualify for the free trial at SAHMRI, which includes visits to a dietitian.
TAFE SA staff fight job cuts
A leaner, more efficient TAFE is expected to result in more job cuts – and the Public Service Association is fighting back.
Western suburbs school upgrades revealed
Artist impressions for school upgrades throughout the western suburbs have been unveiled, and there are some very different visions on the books. How do you rate yours?
Cashing in on carbon storage
Storing carbon in seagrass, saltmarsh and mangroves is a future money-spinner with extra benefits for water quality, biodiversity and nature-based tourism.
Uni cheats prosper in exams
While universities focus on catching students who pay others to write their essays for them, they are actually more likely to cheat in exams – and get away with it.
Care and air packages to bring back our Chinese students
After coronavirus measures kept many of Adelaide Uni’s Chinese students away, the university is now offering fee reductions and special tutoring so they can hit the ground running.
Students enjoy best of both worlds with TAFE, uni combo
Uni students are flocking to vocational courses to boost their employment opportunities by ensuring they have practical skills for their chosen career as well as a degree.
Aussie uni’s Big Brother app to watch students
Student sleep, activity levels, alcohol and drug use could be monitored through a new phone app an Australian university will deploy. But it has privacy experts concerned.
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