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 ABS defends ‘smooth’ data |
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John Ross THE ABS has altered its historical estimates of education exports. |
| Women a study in academe |
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Julie Hare UNIVERSITY governing bodies have an average of 43 per cent female representation compared to just 16.6 per cent in ASX 200 companies. |
| Torrens set for take-off |
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Andrew Trounson TORRENS University Australia is confident it will be able to compete for government research training money and block grants as early as next year. |
| UNSW, Sydney among millionaire factories |
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Andrew Trounson ENGINEERING, business and law are the degrees of choice for eventual millionaires. |
| Unis’ eco efforts not sustainable |
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Julie Hare FEW universities globally pay more than lip service to sustainability, a leading researcher says. |
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| Sting in tale of bottled message |
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Merlin Crossley FUNDAMENTAL discovery can lead to breakthroughs. |
| Sell debt, keep scheme |
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Scott Bowman I HAVE no problem with the government selling off its HECS debt. |
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| Terry named new head of Curtin |
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| Grinston to be general counsel at UNSW |
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| Glover gets the nod for Western Sydney |
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| A philistine in places of learning |
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| Future of TAFE in light of past mistakes |
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| Nice to meet you, Mr President |
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| What will Pyne do about jobs for BAs? |
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