They were displaced by their grey relatives. Now Britain’s red squirrels have a new threat: leprosy.
With the rise of Donald Trump to president of the US, the question now is what will it mean for higher education both in America and for Australia.
Will the latest experiment result in restored movement for people with spine injuries?
A study of more than half a million Americans has underlined the benefits of cholesterol-lowering statins.
Monash College is looking for 40,000sq m of space in Melbourne’s CBD or city fringe areas.
The dog limousine controversy has claimed the ministerial career of Steve Herbert, who tendered his resignation yesterday.
Rowdy Trump supporters were ejected from a Sydney election event after shouting “grab her by the pussy’.
Queensland will invest $6m in a partnership fund to boost the state’s profile as an education destination.
A Queensland rocket scientist turned bioengineer has claimed the $25,000 CSL Young Florey Medal.
Victorian TAFEs have paid tribute after the Skills Minister resigned over misuse of his ministerial car.
A slowdown in the rate of warming has triggered a “pause” in the atmosphere’s uptake of CO2, scientists say.
Gillian Triggs is under renewed fire and facing a defamation action from QUT students.
Sandstones expend almost one-third more than the average university in producing research publications.
Andrew Brown says universities can provide a better foundation for the modern world and lifelong learning.
Fees to boost social cohesion on campus are squandered on pub crawls and shallow attempts at multiculturalism.
A new analysis has debunked the conception that scientific breakthroughs are the preserve of the young.
UNSW staff have concerns over increased workloads in management’s proposal to introduce trimesters.
Plummeting apprenticeship numbers owe as much to uncapped higher education as to tough economic times.
Demystifying higher education will unleash productive futures and ensure it prospers.
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In today’s High Wired, we go with the flow, go against the grain then live in a parallel university.
In today’s HW we deflate slightly at the possibility of having to endure certain sagas into the unforseeable future.
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