Anti-abortion lecturer lodges bullying claim
A university professor is taking her employer to the Fair Work Commission over her research on abortion and the regulation of sex work.
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Rising legal eagles: Meet the state’s top 22 law graduates
From a woman who almost didn’t use her degree to a budding lawyer who found herself at trial 17 days after graduating, these are the SA’s most promising future stars.
Science sisters up for prestigious prize aim to help world with new research
Two SA sisters hoping to change the world with their research have been named finalists for a prestigious science prize.
AI cheats prosper as overworked uni staff despair
University students using AI to cheat are getting away with it, a survey has shown. Find out how.
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Big visa change to fill Aussie skills shortage
Australia’s visa process is set for a major shake-up as part of a federal government policy reform. See what it means.
‘Extraordinary’ if uni merger snubbed: Mali’s challenge to rivals
Premier Peter Malinauskas is pouncing on a key endorsement of his flagship university merger, arguing parliament blocking the plan would defy expert advice.
Creating an education and research powerhouse
University merger educates the world on what South Australia has to offer the greater student community
Uni merger sparks demand for probe – and the business case
The Premier admitted he didn’t read the full business case that led him to approve the uni merger deal, but a union says a parliamentary inquiry must scrutinise it.
Double despair: Tax refund blow as HECS debts skyrocket
Under-pressure workers counting on a healthy tax refund to ease the cost of living pain are facing a double blow at tax time, as inflation sends HECS debts skyrocketing.
The left goes over the top in class war on ‘irrelevant’ Anzacs
What a surprise that a new study found 87 per cent of teachers actively promoted taking a “critical approach” to history, writes Caleb Bond.
Major uni merger hurdle bulldozed as Mali outflanks Greens, Libs
A major barrier to the merger of the universities of Adelaide and South Australia has been removed by government manoeuvring in parliament.
Neil deGrasse Tyson backs Adelaide’s historic uni merger
The world-leading American astrophysicist has dubbed the university merger “a win-win” ahead of his Adelaide speaking appearance.
Uni merger hits roadblock amid Greens, Lib threats
The Liberals and Greens are demanding the release of the business case for merging the universities of Adelaide and SA as the historic deal hits a sticking point.
‘Botched’: Opposition backs inquiry into historic uni merger
The Liberal Opposition has lashed the deal to merge the universities of Adelaide and Uni SA, saying the state government “botched the process”.
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