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Revealed: Australia's most and least satisfied university students
Students at Australia's most prestigious universities are less satisfied with their educational experience.
Matthew Knott is the education and Senate correspondent for the Sydney Morning Herald and The Age, based in Parliament House
Students at Australia's most prestigious universities are less satisfied with their educational experience.
Federal funding has been stripped from two of Australia's largest private colleges.
The radio host has accused Scott Morrison of lying, being "boring" and "treating him like an idiot".
Turnbull government abandoned plans to allow universities to set their own fees for "flagship" courses.
Some officials will read the review but will have to return their copies, underlying the sensitivity of its findings.
Former Family First senator Bob Day was ineligible due to an inappropriate pecuniary interest with the Commonwealth.
The Australian Electoral Commission has been asked to investigate claims that Pauline Hanson's One Nation party breached electoral disclosure laws by failing to declare a private plane allegedly donated by a Victorian businessman.
Acrimony over the future of school funding has deepened, with federal and state education ministers to meet later this week.
Faith in politics is already at record lows and would have fallen further had taxpayers seen this grisly sausage being made.
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