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How student debt blew out from $325 million to $3 billion
If the federal government had listened to warnings, it could have saved $3 billion.
If the federal government had listened to warnings, it could have saved $3 billion.
NSW Labor has labelled a children's book being distributed to the state's schools by the NSW government as "propaganda" for highlighting the benefits of the government's multi-billion dollar re-development of the Bays Precinct in central Sydney.
Two Sydney universities are among the big winners from the demand driven system, a report reveals.
Building campuses offshore can be a risky business for Australia's universities. But a new invitation from India could change all that.
Students will focus on the environment, the role of women and the role of Aboriginal leaders in modern Australian history, in a set of reforms to the HSC syllabus to be announced by the Board of Studies on Wednesday.
Careers Australia, already prosecuted by the consumer watchdog, is now buying data from job ad websites to boost its student numbers.
In the past three years, 1849 people have been barred from working with children in NSW. Yet there's one group whose working with children status parents rarely check.
"School is not for everyone," well-meaning people kept telling Lucy Clark, as her daughter struggled in high school.
"Sharp questions need to be answered" about funding of schools that preach "utter hatred" of the outside world, says Labor.
An unvetted teacher used another's identification to gain employment in a NSW public school. He taught for two days before he was busted.
Report finds negative perceptions of scandal-plagued sector affects enrolments as thousands of students choose to go to university instead.
A private school run by an "extremist cult" receives more in government funding per student than up to a third of the state's public schools.
There's not much to do in jail, says former prisoner Ken Casey.
Year after the watchdog stepped in, vocational education scheme rorters have learned some new tricks, allegedly falsifying English language tests and skirting bans on free laptops.
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