The country where more Australians are studying than ever before
The tide of the one-way student exchange has turned back towards the booming Asian business market.
Eryk Bagshaw is a journalist with Fairfax Media
The tide of the one-way student exchange has turned back towards the booming Asian business market.
Companies sell diploma courses and harvest job seekers' data for the scandal-plagued taxpayer-funded vocational education sector.
In an office in Pyrmont, a team of eight investigators is helping to identify victims and perpetrators of online child sexual abuse content.
Careers Australia, already prosecuted by the consumer watchdog, is now buying data from job ad websites to boost its student numbers.
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.
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.
Mandatory literacy and numeracy standards, a crackdown on cheats and scaling boost for higher maths are on the way.
A federal court judge has criticised the failings of the Commonwealth's funding of private vocational education for allowing hundreds of millions of dollars to flow out of public coffers with little oversight.
The owner of a private college transferred $22 million into his family's account in one day, a court has heard.
Schools associated with the Church of Scientology are receiving more government funding per student than hundreds of Australian public schools.
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