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The Daily Telegraph Wednesday 3 December 2025 Liverpools New Study Hub UNSW students Rewana Alkhamici Henry Tat and Hilary Chap at the new study hub in Liverpool Tafe.Picture Thomas Lisson

Brand-new ‘study hub’ brings city unis to Western Sydney kids

Kitted out with much-needed amenities including wellness services and free wi-fi, Liverpool’s newest university outpost is set to become a home away from home for suburban students.

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Emeritus Professor Mary O'Kane is the new Chancellor of the University of Queensland.

Queensland university appoints first female chancellor

A prominent academic has broken new ground by becoming the University of Queensland’s first female chancellor.

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Loo with a view at Mooloolaba which will be revamped as part of the new rock wall construction. Picture Lachie Millard

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Porn, dunnies, Indigenous space exploration? The bizarre projects costing millions

While families struggle with soaring costs, universities pocket millions for research into Aboriginal space exploration, public dunny design and pornography, writes Mike O’Connor.

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NORTHERN DISTRICT TIMES/ AAP Photos of Macquaire University, different areas and the architecture around the campus on Thursday the 12th March 2020. AAP IMAGE/ Tim Pascoe

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Macquarie Uni job cuts will see tutorial time slashed, union claims

Macquarie Uni is expected to forge ahead with redundancies in two faculties this week, but the union claims the move could result in less classroom time for students – a claim the uni itself disputes.

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Aussie students to get cash relief

Millions of Aussies to get cash relief: See how it works

Australians are set to have their debt wiped over the coming weeks under a massive move that aims to ease cost-of-living pressures. Here’s who will benefit.

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Work from home with kids children. Mother working on laptop by swimming pool outdoor on backyard. Child daughter jumping in water. Funny family moment. New normal workation on quarantine. Picture: istock

Bond: WFH on Mondays and Fridays? That’s a four-day weekend

The removal of a university’s HR deputy vice-chancellor over WFH comments has created an unprecedented power struggle with the zoo animals now running the zoo.

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‘Damage was done’: Top exec’s WFH remark sparks uni staff revolt

A deputy vice-chancellor at a major university has resigned after sparking uproar in an all-staff town hall meeting with a comment about “four-day weekends”. Take our poll.

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DAILY TELEGRAPH NOVEMBER 19, 2025, Approx 50 people, primarily staff with some students, and Greens MPs Abigail Boyd, Jenny Leong, and Labor’s Sarah Kaine protest outside NSW Parliament. , Picture: Supplied

Teachers, academics rally as university ‘fat cats’ party on

Teachers and researchers from the University of Newcastle gathered outside the NSW Parliament for a 24-hour strike while their bosses partied inside.

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Jeffrey Epstin and Lawrence Krauss exchanged emails.

Aussie uni professor’s emails to Epstein revealed

A prominent academic, who previously worked at the Australian National University and once appeared on the ABC, asked Jeffrey Epstein for help with his own sexual harassment allegations.

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Young adult woman with depression sitting at home alone

How unis are failing students with ADHD and autism

Neurodivergent university students are falling through the cracks as new research exposes major gaps in support, leaving many overwhelmed and at risk of failing.

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‘Terrorists’: Medical student probed over anti-Zionist posts

A healthcare service is investigating after a medical student it is planning to employ as an intern ranted about Zionist “terrorists” in a series of inflammatory social media posts.

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Art for dodgy training providers

Great training robbery: Dodgy ‘degrees’ not worth paper they’re printed on

Shonks and scammers are taking over the training industry, offering worthless ‘qualification certificates’ for cash – see the full list of banned providers.

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TAFE NSW entry on Harris St, Ultimo. Picture: Dylan Robinson

TAFE NSW exits funding market as ‘trainwreck’ scheme scrapped

TAFE NSW will quit the competitive funding market in 2026, saving taxpayers $80 million and freeing teachers from hours of paperwork each semester.

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Experts warn of soaring poisoning rates from ADHD drugs

More than 3000 Australians were poisoned by ADHD drugs last year, as experts reveal the hidden dangers of a medication designed for adults but widely used by kids.

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