‘Cycle of change’: Key issue university blames for budget black hole
Insiders at a meeting open to staff at a regional Queensland university have revealed the key federal government change that its executive claims has forced large cuts to spending.
Tertiary
PM throws struggling students a pre-election bone on HELP debt
Graduates will not have to pay their student loans back until they earn $67,000 as Anthony Albanese nominates study debt as a key election battleground.
University Vice Chancellor’s sudden retirement days after no-confidence vote
After almost a decade in the top job, one of Queensland’s largest universities has had a major leadership change after facing scrutiny from the union.
How to ace the QCE biology exam
More than 13,000 Year 12 students will sit their QCE biology exam papers next week. Here, a former student who received 100 per cent in last year’s paper shares her tips and tricks.
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Early offer beats the stress for students
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Treasury Casino to be transformed into new university campus
Exclusive new renders have revealed what Brisbane’s historic Treasury Casino will look like, as it’s new owners Griffith University reveal the next move. FIRST LOOK
Sweeping changes to QTAC following offer round debacle
Crisis management training will be brought into the state’s tertiary admissions centre as it aims to avoid a repeat of last year’s offer round chaos which left thousands of students in limbo.
Powerful university union’s $165k toga party exposed
Leaked documents have revealed how the powerful University of Queensland Union spent $165,000 on a toga party along with thousands on llamas, ice creams and a boat.
Queensland the worst for HECS-debt stress
A new report has revealed Queensland has the highest number of university students owing HECS-HELP debts, with a whopping one in 10 unsure if they will ever be able to pay it off.
Teachers refuse to work at these schools. The list of injury claims explains why
Queensland’s relief teacher system is struggling to meet demand, with some refusing to work at certain schools because of violence and other poor behaviour.
Students to demand uni ditch Israel ties
Students at a major Queensland university will gather this week to demand the institution cut ties linked to the war in Gaza.
Fairness vs. integrity: First year nurses on battleground with AI
Thousands of Queensland university students have been left angry after claiming they’ve been falsely accused of using AI in their assessments, as universities across the state scramble to maintain academic integrity and fairness with the growth of the technology.
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