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Women are still being kept in the home. But not by what you think
This one thing can be the difference between women holding on to their jobs and losing them, also derailing lifetime earnings.
- Millie Muroi
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How the housing crisis is destroying university life
With part-time jobs, fewer lectures and long commutes, many university students are weighing up whether it’s worth turning up to class.
- Michelle Arrow, Jonathan Symons and Tanya Evans
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- Schools
The Melbourne universities ruled by private school students – and the ones that aren’t
New data reveals the split between private and public school students enrolled at each university, as the government tries to increase representation among low-income students.
- Daniella White
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- Education
Private school bubble: Where students at Sydney’s biggest universities came from
Public school graduates made up only 41 per cent of new undergraduates at Sydney University despite efforts to increase students from disadvantaged groups.
- Christopher Harris and Lucy Carroll
New deal gives university students unlimited access to the Herald and The Age
A premium subscription licensing deal will make independent and award-winning journalism available to university students and staff.
- Emily Kaine
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- HECS
‘Swimming in debt’: Sydney’s $14 billion student loan burden
This map reveals which suburbs are carrying the city’s biggest HELP debts.
- Matt Wade
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- Defamation
TikToker defamed female Sydney Uni student over sex assault report protest
The influencer has been ordered to pay $20,000 after accusing the woman of complicity when a group of male students tore up a report into campus sexual violence.
- Perry Duffin
Queensland uni freezes dance intake amid performing arts audit
The only university in Queensland to offer a degree in dance is conducting a broad-ranging review of all its performing arts courses, and has halted its dance student intake.
- Liz Hobday
‘Toxic environment’: Unis told to adopt controversial definition of antisemitism
The government should consider changing workplace laws to make it easier for universities to fire or discipline academics, a parliamentary inquiry report recommends.
- Daniella White
Banks told to ignore student debt when weighing up home loans
Millions of Australians collectively carrying more than $43 billion in student debts have faced problems getting a mortgage. Now they may have a chance to buy a home.
- Shane Wright
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