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Leaders need a strategy that links value creation to AI costs over time

Higher Education

Uni goes face to face to combat the threat of AI

A top university’s quest to prevent AI cheating in high-stakes assignments has resulted in a ‘fun’ and practical assessment that prepares students for the real world.

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Where did Australia’s top entrepreneurs go to school?

You don’t get to the top of the business world without a solid foundation. See where these top young entrepreneurs got theirs.

Higher Education

AI is outperforming humans and unis need to catch up: Professor

Unis are obsessed with trying to catch AI cheats but missing the bigger picture – their courses aren’t equipping students for an AI-dominated world, argues a senior academic.

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Amali Rollinson, 17, (front and centre of pic) from MacKillop College from Bathurst, is NSW School-based Apprentice of the Year at the NSW Training Awards. Picture: Supplied

‘Pathway to your passion’: Award-winning student chases VET dream

One inspiring and award-winning young woman tells why vocational education shouldn’t be considered Plan B.

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‘No one’s immune’: Uni leaders call for climate-based curriculum overhaul

Australia’s education system must be ‘realigned’ in response to the government’s latest doomsday climate risk assessment forecasts, two senior academics have argued.

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Productive or bludging? What Aussies really think about WFH

A fascinating gender split is emerging in attitudes towards working from home, an Aussie university study has discovered. But there’s one boss behaviour that everyone loathes.

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Western Sydney sparky Kathryn Beale will be named Apprentice of the Year at the 2025 NSW Training Awards on Sept 11. Picture: Supplied

How young tradie went from homeless to homeowner

Ten years ago Kathryn Beale was living in a youth refuge. On Thursday she was named NSW Apprentice of the Year. Here’s her advice.

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Let’s all be honest – working from home is a slacker’s paradise

Working from home is getting harder to justify, even in Australia’s slacker paradise, Victoria, argues Susie O’Brien. We may be at home, but chances are we’re not working.

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Teachers need more respect – from their bosses as well as students

Modern educators face threats of violence, endless administrative tasks and relentless parent demands – but this professor has some bold ideas to fix our chronic teacher shortage.

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Experts say a million new jobs will be created in Australia over the next five years, many in hi-tech fields like space exploration. Bella Hatty (right) is an orbital analyst at KBR in Adelaide whose job is essentially a traffic controller in space. Picture: Brett Hartwig

Jobs of 2030: Skills you need to land a lucrative new career

From cybersecurity in Sydney to space technicians in Adelaide, Australia’s jobs market is undergoing a massive and rapid transformation. Here’s how you can cash in.

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Cash boost for young tadies

$39m cash injection for school skills training a ‘game-changer’

School-based training in the trades will be funded to the tune of $39 million, as the state government doubles down on a successful vocational education program that has proved very popular.

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Susie O'Brien on working with gen z

OK, boomer! How to survive an office filled with Gen Z juniors

Help! My co-workers are all half my age and even the juniors want recognition as authentic cosmic equals (and a car park). Here’s how to survive the generation gap at work.

TMI in job interviews is creeping in with Gen Z. Picture: Supplied

Gen Z freaking out boomer bosses by oversharing in interviews

Gen Z value transparency but this HR guru says oversharing in interviews is the latest trend in recruitment – and it’s a bit too much for older bosses.

June 20, 2025: Gen Z Emerson Schubert 20 and Indi Miller 22 looking for a an easier work/life balance. Picture: Kelly Barnes

‘Money is not a factor’: Gen Z forcing major workplace change

Gen Z has revealed their latest demands when it comes to maintaining a work-life balance – and it will likely have a big impact on how Aussie workplaces operate.

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