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Coalition declares war on ‘woke’ teaching

The Coalition has pledged to wipe out ‘ideological agendas’ in universities through an unprecedented level of ministerial intervention in course content.

By NATASHA BITA, NOAH YIM

Student visas dive as ‘de facto cap’ takes effect

The number of international students who applied for and were granted a student visa has fallen dramatically, in the first indication the measure, largely targeting Chinese student...

By JOANNA PANAGOPOULOS

Let’s call ‘research misconduct’ what it really is – fakery and fraud

Faked scientific findings can send other researchers off on dead-end trails, pursuing world-changing, lifesaving results that can’t exist. Universities must stop it before it’s too...

By STEPHEN MATCHETT

Student debt cuts ‘to benefit teals, Greens’

Jason Clare says Labor’s election pledge to cut student debt by 20 per cent will benefit constituents in hotly contested independent and Greens seats.

By RHIANNON DOWN

Student ‘30pc flat caps to cost $4bn’

The peak body for universities says a proposal to cap international student numbers at a percentage of total enrolments could cost the economy $4bn and cut almost 55,000 students.

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