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The schools with top ATAR students revealed

The schools with top ATAR students revealed

Just 32 of the more than 27,000 Queensland students who will receive an ATAR today have woken to a perfect result. We introduce you to some of them, including one school that had 11 students. WATCH THE MOMENT THEY FOUND OUT

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How 27,000 students performed in ATAR

How 27,000 students performed in ATAR

More than 27,000 Queensland Year 12 students have received their ATAR today with 1100 set to receive academic commendations for landing an ‘A’ grade in six subjects. See how the cohort performed.

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Group of students sitting in a row in a classroom. Focus is on serious young man taking notes.Picture: istock

Why cheating at uni is ‘easier’ than ever

More than 20 per cent of Brisbane university students say they know someone who cheated last year, with experts saying Australia’s higher education reputation could be tarnished if dishonest conduct is left unchecked.

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Brisbane, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos August 31, 2020:  Drew Pavlou lights a cigar in defiance of the University. Drew Pavlou speaks to media at the University of Queensland after the announcement of a federal inquiry into Chinese interference at University's. Picture: NewsWire / John Gass

Student activist’s threat to reveal UQ secrets

Suspended activist Drew Pavlou is celebrating the Morrison Government’s new parliamentary inquiry into foreign influence at Aussie universities – and at the same time threatening to reveal secrets from UQ’s Senate meetings under parliamentary privilege.

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How hoax triple-0 calls could be detected

Artificial intelligence could be used to detect distress levels in callers to emergency services, so operators can prioritise those who are really in need over hundreds of fake calls in Queensland each year.

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General aerial photos of Gold Coast landmarks. Photo of Griffith University, Southport.

Uni applicants face major battle for places

Queenslanders planning to apply for university could have a major fight for places on their hands, with institutions bracing for an unprecedented surge in applications while at the same time being unable to accommodate more students.

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Forgan Smith building, The University of Queensland. Picture: Supplied

New UQ free speech controversy

After committing to free speech after the suspension of activist Drew Pavlou, a student at the University of Queensland has been a told a term he used in an assignment suggested “patriarchal politics” and went against its “inclusive language” policy.

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Drew Pavlou says he will take the fight to Supreme Court after officially being suspended from UQ for second semester, UQ campus, St Lucia. Photographer: Liam Kidston

UQ upholds Drew Pavlou suspension

The University of Queensland has upheld its decision to suspend Drew Pavlou, but the student activist has managed to secure a small victory in his fight against his two-year ban. 

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Drew Pavlou pictured holding a candlelight vigil to the 31st anniversary of the Tinanmen Square Massacre at University of Queensland, Brisbane 4th of June 2020.   (AAP Image/Josh Woning)

UQ student reveals cost of suspension fight

University of Queensland anti-CCP activist Drew Pavlou has spoken of the personal toll of his fight against the “billion dollar institution throwing bottomless resources” into his suspension case for “political reasons”.

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