Cash control would ensure unis’ survival
THE failure to allow universities to set their student fees will have serious consequences.
Judith Sloan
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Balance required for river basin’s survival
CONFUSED reaction to the Murray-Darling guide signals the need for rigorous analysis.
New economic geography vital
WHEN I was an undergraduate studying economics, there were departments of economic geography and economic history, as well as economics.
Aunty suddenly fills the air, and it’s a real shame
THE ABC gets bigger all the time, but it should stick to areas overlooked by the private media.
Testing the mettle of the NBN is a must
IT is widely recognised that the National Broadband Network played a key role in allowing the Gillard government to retain power.
Save us from death by PowerPoint
EARLIER this year, a report from the US Army concluded that “PowerPoint makes us stupid”, writes Judith Sloan.
Stronger states the key to wealth
POLITICIANS have effectively trashed our founding principles, says Judith Sloan.
We can survive Dutch disease
YOU trot along to work every day. Things are going well but they could always be better.
Time to take a breather on migration
HAVE you found yourself waiting for three months to get an appointment with your hairdresser?
Directors change: satisfaction remains
ONE of my favourite stories about board life “in the old days” was that of a seating plan.
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