Students who participated in sexual assault survey 'betrayed'

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Australian Human Rights Commission accused of "betraying" thousands of university students through "unconscionable research" that never received full ethics approval.

Top bureaucrat moves between PM's department and one of the nation's largest health insurers

One of the country's top decision-makers has been seconded from the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet to Bupa, the country's largest health insurer.

Company 'transforming' Centrelink led $800m Tax Office bungle

The final stage of Centrelink's digital transformation will be led by Accenture, the same company that delayed 1 million tax returns in 2010.

Sage Institute staff sacked, colleges closed

A private college network heavily promoted by Steve "Commando" Willis that spent more than a third of its taxpayer funded budget on advertising in one year has closed, leaving 1600 students in limbo and 200 staff redundant.

'Devastating' report shows universities 'failing' students

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Universities have been accused of "actively covering up sexual assaults" in a submission to the Australian Human Rights Commission, which alleges there have been just six expulsions in the past five years despite more than 500 official complaints.

Up to 3000 students at risk of funding cut

Tthe NSW government has suspended 17 providers for failing to meet minimum standards under the Smart and Skilled program.

'If I don't get an ATAR of 90+, Mum will run me over'

For the past year, 14 Year 12 students have been filming a video diary every day.

Cranbrook headmaster's 'misleading' letters

The headmaster of one Sydney's most expensive private schools, Cranbrook, wrote "misleading" letters about a teacher accused of child sexual abuse at his former school and failed to report the allegations to a higher authority, a royal commission has found.

Sydney faces once-in-a-generation enrolment surge, schools inquiry told

Sydney is facing a once in a generation enrolment surge, a NSW Upper House inquiry into inner-city schools has heard, as the NSW Department of Education struggles to keep up with demand.