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December 10, 2025

As Victorian students awake to check their Atars, Ethan becomes first in his family to get a year 12 certificate

Atars and VCE results released on Thursday morning, with other states to follow next week

December 01, 2025

Australia news live: Canavan warns of One Nation threat to Liberals; BoM blames Covid for IT cost blowout

The Nationals MP says outer suburban seats are vulnerable to populist challenge. Follow today’s news liveGet our ...

November 22, 2025

Academics who say they are ‘pro-white’ and have ‘ethnic conception’ of Australia turn spotlight on Sydney’s Campion College

Higher education regulator investigates Catholic institute after comments by academics, including endorsing the White Australia policy Get our

November 14, 2025

David Pocock condemns delay in establishing job ready graduates body to end $50,000 arts degrees

Senator accuses the government of not treating reform with ‘urgency it deserves’ - with no modelling done on the cost of reversing or replacing the...

November 11, 2025

First-in-family uni students should be recognised as disadvantaged or risk being left behind, report says

People without university-educated parents are 36% likely to enrol in degree, compared with 59% of students whose parents are tertiary educated

November 04, 2025

ANU bought shares in Israeli weapons maker after pledging to stop controversial arms investments

Exclusive: University says Elbit Systems, whose drones have been used extensively in Gaza, not on any controversial weapons list when shares bought...

September 19, 2025

Optus CEO says three people died after triple zero calls affected during network upgrade – as it happened

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September 11, 2025

Julie Bishop vows to stay on as ANU chancellor after vice-chancellor resigns amid leadership crisis

Genevieve Bell’s resignation follows tumultuous period marked by redundancies, proposed course closures and allegations of a toxic work culture

September 04, 2025

Decision to close Meanjin criticised as act of ‘utter cultural vandalism’

Shutting long-running literary journal, which published emerging writers as well as the cream of Australia’s literary talent, described as ‘enormous...

August 23, 2025

Australian universities to cut about 2,400 jobs and hundreds of courses as sector blames ‘confused’ government policies

Vice-chancellors say they’ve been forced to restructure but critics point finger at ‘unaccountable’ university management

August 20, 2025

University of Melbourne breached students’ privacy by using wifi network to monitor pro-Palestine protest

Victoria’s deputy information commissioner finds university did not give adequate notice or justification for how location data would be used

August 15, 2025

UTS academics describe ‘culture of fear’ as enrolments put on hold for nearly a fifth of courses

The freeze comes as the university pursues $100m in cost cuts and after it announced in April it could axe 400 jobsGet our

Australian-universities Articles

As Victorian students awake to check their Atars, Ethan becomes first in his family to get a year 12 certificate

Australia news live: Canavan warns of One Nation threat to Liberals; BoM blames Covid for IT cost blowout

Academics who say they are ‘pro-white’ and have ‘ethnic conception’ of Australia turn spotlight on Sydney’s Campion College

David Pocock condemns delay in establishing job ready graduates body to end $50,000 arts degrees

First-in-family uni students should be recognised as disadvantaged or risk being left behind, report says

ANU bought shares in Israeli weapons maker after pledging to stop controversial arms investments

Optus CEO says three people died after triple zero calls affected during network upgrade – as it happened

Julie Bishop vows to stay on as ANU chancellor after vice-chancellor resigns amid leadership crisis

Decision to close Meanjin criticised as act of ‘utter cultural vandalism’

Australian universities to cut about 2,400 jobs and hundreds of courses as sector blames ‘confused’ government policies

University of Melbourne breached students’ privacy by using wifi network to monitor pro-Palestine protest

UTS academics describe ‘culture of fear’ as enrolments put on hold for nearly a fifth of courses